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Two Dimension of Purpose Discovery

There are two dimension of purpose discovery

- Discovering your purpose in God.

- Discovering Gods purpose in you.

Discovering your self in God is in you:
Understanding the role you have to play in the entire plan of God for his family. In Gods family, your portion is in the place of your service. Your inheritance is in your role of responsibility in the family business. Its one thing to understand Gods plan yet another thing for you to understand the role apportion or assigned to you to execute. The role of duty in the plan of God is your calling....pointing you to your assignment.

Discovering Gods Purpose in You:
This is a revelation of who God is to you and what He is set to do in your life. Gods purpose in you is to build and train you to fit into His plan for your life. His purpose is to strengthen you and expose you to the revelation of His plan. His purpose is to become life and light unto you, dissolving the ignorance in you daily as you embrace, meditate and apply His Word. His purpose is to be a Shepard to you. His purpose is to give you life and become your life abundantly. His purpose is good and not evil even thou some of the making process might be painful yet necessary.

Don't just discover your purpose in God.....seek to discover Gods purpose in your life.

This is the Revelation that will set the balance and establish your personal walk with the Lord. Its one thing to serve God but its another thing to serve God WITH UNDERSTANDING. This is the will of God for you.

HOPE EXPRESSION believes in you.

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®Prince Victor Matthew

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