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Fifty-Two Points on Purpose
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A devotion that covers a variety of Christian principles . . . on our salvation, our relationship with the Lord and others, our growth and character, and our purpose and direction. A few excerpts are listed below to help readers with what they can expect: "I've observed people diligently plan their futures and careers, some experiencing interruptions while others traveled uninterrupted. Some were able to reach their goals and remain content where they were, while others continued their search regardless of what they did or didn't achieve. Some carelessly threw away everything of value pursuing...
A devotion that covers a variety of Christian principles . . . on our salvation, our relationship with the Lord and others, our growth and character, and our purpose and direction. A few excerpts are listed below to help readers with what they can expect: "I've observed people diligently plan their futures and careers, some experiencing interruptions while others traveled uninterrupted. Some were able to reach their goals and remain content where they were, while others continued their search regardless of what they did or didn't achieve. Some carelessly threw away everything of value pursuing their goals, including people that cared dearly for them, while others were content to shelve their dreams and hold onto situations or relationships that were never intended to stop their forward momentum." . . . several of these will describe experiences that many of us have either already had or will eventually have at some point in our lives. There are details of my own journey . . . the choices I had to make, the challenges they presented, and the successes and failures that resulted. These devotions will equip readers with (1) the discernment needed to steer clear of things that are avoidable, and (2) the courage and strength to process and/or proceed with the seasons and setbacks that are unavoidable. "A trip to Romania didn't make sense to me initially. All I had was His still small voice and a strong desire to be used for His purposes. What I treasure most about this experience: (1) the opportunity to see His timing and ability bring everything together for the needs of the church globally, (2) an adventure that strengthened my ability to recognize and trust His voice, and (3) witnessing His ability to keep everything together here at home while pursuing things that concern Him abroad." . . . a few will display God's faithfulness in all that we endeavor to do for His name's sake. I've learned that every time I've gone after the things that concern Him, I've been
