WORD: OC's 60-Day New Testament Planনমুনা

No Regrets Paul, formerly known as Saul, may be the second most influential person in the entire New Testament. Without him, we would be missing 13 of the 27 New Testament books. In this passage, Saul is miraculously converted. When a light from heaven strikes you blind, it’s kind of hard to deny that God is trying to get your attention. Unfortunately, it’s not always that clear for the rest of us. However, just because our calling doesn’t come to us in as noticeable a way, doesn’t mean that God doesn’t have a very clear and specific calling for our lives too. As you read the story of Paul’s conversion do not miss the way he wastes no time getting right to work, living out God’s purpose for his life. He doesn’t make a pros and cons list, he doesn’t ask all of his friends what they think he should do, and he doesn’t try and talk God out of it. He simply takes the Creator of the Universe at His word and goes about living out his part in God’s plan. Chances are your calling from God will not be revealed to you the way Paul’s was, but there is no doubt that you have just as important a purpose in God’s plan as Paul did. Don’t waste any more time wavering, throw out your list of reasons why this isn’t a good time, don’t count on your friends to know what you should do, just allow the Holy Spirit to move in your life and get busy. Chances are, like Paul, you won’t regret it. Written By Summer Lashley Staff Member, Oklahoma Christian University