Fulfilling God’s Purpose for Your Lifeਨਮੂਨਾ

God’s Purpose in Creation

Many people today mistake success for purpose. They believe that having a good job, a steady income, or holding a respected position in society means they are fulfilling their purpose.

Yet you can earn a seven-figure salary, provide comfortably for your family, and still be outside of God’s plan. Similarly, true purpose is not in what you studied in university, what you do, or what others think of you.

In the same way, purpose is not found in the applause of men or the size of your achievements. It is not a pursuit of comfort or personal gain, but a life of service to God.

The aforementioned is simply to make you understand that you cannot discover or define purpose by looking at yourself, but by looking at the One who placed you on the earth.

God’s Eternal Purpose

Now, before the world began, God had a purpose in His heart. Everything He created flowed from His will and pleasure. The twenty-four elders in Revelation declared that all things exist for God’s pleasure.

That means you were designed to please Him. His pleasure is His will, and anything outside His will cannot bring Him joy. Unlike man, God does not create out of lack. He is self-sufficient, needing nothing from His creation.

Yet, out of love, He formed us to share in His life and goodness. Love was His motivation in creation, not need or survival, but the desire to reveal Himself through His creatures.

To live for any other reason outside His will is to live below design. Your gifts, dreams, and work only find their true meaning when they align with His intent. The foundation of all purpose is simple: you were created for God’s pleasure and to reflect His will in the earth.

Prayer Focus:

Lord, help me to see that my purpose begins and ends with You. Teach me to live not for achievement or recognition but to please You. Let my life reflect Your will and reveal Your heart on the earth.