When we say the "presence of God" we're not meaning the omnipresence of God, as that presence is always available, always around, that's why it's called "omni". We mean the "manifested presence of God." This is the presence of God where His attributes are active. This presence can be rejected, tolerated, or hosted. If we reject His presence we become a religious sect with no power. If we tolerate Him, we will have momentary visitations that will birth theology that God only does things sometimes, under special occasions, for certain people. If we host Him, we create a place of continual habitation of His presence, and establish a place where His glory can be released.  

Our abilities, gifting, calls, finances, even our government are all ordained, supplied, and given from God. We are stewards of what he gives, not creators of it. 

Jesus told his apostles, in Matt 10, to "freely what freely you have received." What we have been given, isn't for us to be glory hogs, or to hoard up unto ourselves, it is to distribute to those that are I need of it. Those that are hungry, and thirsty, those that are willing to receive it by faith.