An older man standing on a rocky shoreline at sunrise, looking across the ocean toward the horizon with a sailboat below, symbolizing God’s calling, courage, and the next faithful step.

Call to Adventure: Lessons from Moana

Sometimes a story created for families and children asks questions that follow us through every season of life: Who am I? What has God called me to do? And will I have the courage to take the next faithful step? The story of Moana offers a vivid picture of leaving the familiar, accepting responsibility, and discovering that purpose becomes clearer as we move forward.
People walking toward a sunrise on a puzzle path, symbolizing God’s purpose and guidance in life.

God Has a Unique Purpose for Your Life

Have you ever stopped to consider that there has never been, and never will be, another person exactly like you? Your fingerprints are unique. Your personality is unique. Your experiences, relationships, struggles, joys, disappointments, gifts, and opportunities are unique. But your uniqueness is about much more than personality or background. It is about God’s design and purpose for your life.
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It’s Tuesday Morning…and Some of Us Are Off To Work.

The post discusses the search for purpose and passion in life, emphasizing that following one's true calling, aligned with God's intent, brings fulfillment and peace. It highlights the importance of using one's unique gifts in serving others and living out one's faith through their work and life’s mission.
The Power of Vision

It’s Tuesday Morning…and Some of Us Are Off To Work.

“What are we daring to attempt which could not be accomplished without His strength and intervention? So often we plan our lives around what we could do without Him on our own.  A sure sign that we are in communion with the Lord is that we are attempting what only He can do? Can you identify that in your life?”
The Power of Vision

It’s Tuesday Morning…and Some of Us Are Off To Work.

“What are we daring to attempt which could not be accomplished without His strength and intervention? So often we plan our lives around what we could do without Him on our own.  A sure sign that we are in communion with the Lord is that we are attempting what only He can do? Can you identify that in your life?”