God created each of us for a unique purpose. Our ability to discern our purpose and live toward it gives richness and satisfaction to life. It helps answer the “Why am I here?” question. Let’s learn how to live a more purpose-driven life.
Most successful people have had good mentors, friends and role models, or both. As we’re often defined by the company we keep, how will you choose the people that will most influence and support you on your life journey?
What you do at home and at work is important, but church and community will also call for your talents. One of the richest things in life is serving others. How will you choose where and how to serve?
Losing a job, your home, a child or spouse can be devastating. How will you get through it? Will it crush you or strengthen your character? Recovering from setbacks is a key element of a successful life. Let’s talk about it.
Eight of Jesus’ disciples were successful fishermen, yet gave up their jobs to follow Him. Their lives were dramatically changed as they became “fishers of men” and ultimately changed the world as we know it today. How will you assess and respond to opportunities that come your way?
Let’s explore the attributes of good leadership and put them to work on your own life’s journey. At home, at work, at church and in the broader community around you.
Always think about celebrating. Maybe it’s a milestone, maybe a big accomplishment, maybe a new birth, the smile of a child, a promotion or a simple sunset. Whatever it is, learn to celebrate with a grateful heart.
