“Then His disciples remembered that it was written, ‘Zeal for Your house has eaten Me…
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“Money answereth all things”. This popular text from the scriptures reflects the value of money in meeting basic needs. (Ecclesiastes 10:19). Have you seen dire situations that could not be overcome with money?
Living purposefully means making God’s purpose our compass and allowing it to shape every part of our lives. You are not here by chance. You were created to reflect God, relate with Him, and reconcile others to Him.
In a world filled with various distractions, discovering God’s purpose must birth a sense of urgency in you. Each day becomes an opportunity to align even more with God’s plan, and your heart’s desire should be to make each moment count for God.
The anchor scripture explains that you no longer live for yourself but for Christ, who died for you. This means that you are living for a purpose that is greater than you. Your purpose is to know Christ and to make him known to the world.
Pain is something we all experience. It comes in many forms—loss, disappointment, betrayal, sickness—and often leaves us asking questions like, “Why me?” or “Where is God in all this?”