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 Purpose By Adriana Zamot
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Happy Monday!
A few months back there was a poll on
IWM asking the question, "Are you living
your life's purpose?" This is a question
that I asked because it has been one of
great struggle for many people I have
talked to. It was great to see that there
were a few that were living their purposed
filled lives. However, for those that
struggle to understand or are still trying to
figure it out, here are a couple of truths to
be reminded of
The first is that God has a task for each of us to accomplish. Can you believe this? I mean does this register with you? In Ephesians 2, Paul tells us, "For we are His workmanship, created in Christ Jesus for good works, which God prepared beforehand that we should walk in them" (verse 10 NKJV). Believe it! God has something for you to do. The next thing we should know is that there is a purpose for that task and God is directing our lives towards that purpose. In Ruth 2 we read about when Ruth went to glean and "just so happened" to end up in the field owned by Boaz who "just so happened" to be a relative. This was not just a serendipitous moment. It was God orchestrating Ruth's steps. You will find another great example in the book of Esther. We see God's sovereignty throughout her story. God had a purpose and it was going to be fulfilled. But we also see in both these examples of Ruth and Esther that they there were open and willing to follow His leading. In my own life I see how he has orchestrated incredible moments. What about you? Think back to those moments he has given you a "just so happened" moment. We all go through difficult situations and moments. Some situations seem to last a very long, long time. But this is when we must be reminded of Job. Suffering does not destroy your life's purpose. In Job 3:26, Job says that he had no peace, no quietness, no rest, only turmoil. He must have thought, "What purpose do I have here?" He honored God, yet it didn't seem like anything was right about his life. However, Job did not quit. He pressed on. At the end we read one of my favorite verses in Job 42:1-2 where it says, "I know you can do all things; no plan of yours can be thwarted." So, press on, God's plan will prevail! For rest of the article go to MMS Blog Spot http://ministrymarketingsolution s.blogspot.com
About the Magazine
IWM began as a two page
newsletter when Adriana Zamot wanted
to share with a few friends some of the
highlights of Christian conferences that
she had attended. Her hope is that IWM
will inspire, motivate, and encourage other
women towards their divine excellence.
Visit the website at www.inspiredwomenmagazine.com
About the Writer Adriana Zamot is editor and publisher of Inspired Women Magazine. She enjoys writing and sharing of the Lord's goodness and mercy. Most people refer to her as "AZ." She has a Master Degree in Human Resources Administration and Development. She attends Calvary Christian Center in Ormond Beach, Florida. You may e-mail Adriana Zamot at publisher@inspiredwomenmagazine.com |
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