Sunday, September 23, 2012

How to Find Purpose in Everyday Living

Start the day with this question, “How may I serve you?” How you answer this question is the key to “how to find purpose in everyday living.”
The definition of “everyday living” will vary from person to person. One size does not fit all and none of us have truly identical circumstances. Try as we may to compare and size ourselves up to others, we are who we are. Each one of us is unique.
I want to share with you, the keys I have found to be most useful to unlocking the secrets of “how to find purpose in everyday living.”
  • Always begin with prayer.
  • Don’t work; instead serve.
  • Tell others what the Lord has done for you.
  • Don’t underestimate His power.
  • Trust in His provisions.
  • Know what to hold and what to turn loose.
  • Have faith in God.
  • Ask believing.
  • Love the Lord your God completely.
 
Find purpose in the most mundane task by asking, “How may I serve you?” So many times we look for the glory in doing. This gives the man-made provision not the spiritual reward. Are you looking for your 15-minutes of fame or are you seeking something more eternal?




It’s time to start acknowledging our purpose. Drop the clichés–I’m just saying, it’s complicated and it’s all about me just don’t serve anyone well. I encourage you to seek to serve others and you will find out firsthand how to find purpose in everyday living.
I’d love to know how you find purpose in everyday living.  If you enjoyed this post, please tweet it, share it or like it on facebook.

Be Joyful. Be Happy. Be Radiant!
–Kim
www.sunshinelifecoaching.com

Scripture references: Mark 1:35; Mark 5:19; Mark 5:36; Mark 6:43; Mark 7:8; Mark 10:45; Mark 11:22; Mark 11:24; Mark 12:30


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1 comment:

  1. Thank you for sharing! I needed that reminder. I found you on the iBloom FB page.

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