discipleship

How to Find Purpose and Direction in Your Personal Journey.

As a Christian, you have a unique purpose and calling, but sometimes it can be hard to figure out what that is. This week we'll explore the truth...

John Shirey Sr
John Shirey Sr

Piney Flats, TN

How to Find Purpose and Direction in Your Personal Journey.

Are you feeling lost and unsure of your purpose and direction in life? Do you find yourself wondering what your unique calling is and what you're meant to do with your life? As a Christian, you have a unique purpose and calling, but sometimes it can be hard to figure out what that is. This week we'll explore some practical tips to help you discover your purpose and direction.

First and foremost, spend time in prayer talking to God and reading the Bible. This may seem obvious, but it's so important and tragically underutilized! These are two key disciplines that Jesus modeled for His disciples. In the Gospels, Jesus repeatedly modeled devoting time to prayer and seeking God's will. He also discussed the Scriptures and taught them to others, both in public and in synagogues.

Jesus' example regarding the Scriptures, becomes evident that God has a specific plan for each individual's life. To gain insight into this plan, one must spend time in His presence. The Bible contains numerous accounts of how God intervenes in people's lives, and by studying these testimonies, the Holy Spirit will guide you to the truth that is relevant to your own personal journey. Additionally, spending time with God in this way will enable you to learn about His character, His promises, and how to communicate His plan for salvation.

Keep in mind that it is essential to cultivate the practice of these disciplines. It is important to note that God will never lead you down a path that contradicts His character or the integrity of His Word. As you engage in prayer, make an effort to align your thoughts with what the Scriptures reveal about God and your identity. For Jesus, prayer and the Scriptures were an unceasing source of direction and purpose, and the same is true for you as well.