Life: More than just existing,it is about living to the full

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We are each given a life to live and get to make the decision for ourselves on how we will do it. We should aim to live a fulfilling life, rather than just going through the motions. Jesus came that we would have life and life more abundantly. God created each of us with a specific purpose, and we decide whether or not to fulfill that purpose. How about you? How will you choose to live your life? Will you receive the gift of Jesus? If you don’t feel qualified, will you still accept the calling God gives you?

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will you answer the call and let God's ideas in so you can live life to the fullest
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Choose to live life to the fullest

Firstly, many years ago, I learned that God doesn’t call the qualified but qualifies the called! Secondly, I tried to disqualify myself because I felt unqualified until God gave me the ultimatum to do it or lose it! So today as we consider and reflect upon this life we have been given, let’s be the dads who answer the call to be the dads and step up to finish the good works God has prepared in advance for us to accomplish!


Today’s Verse of the Day:

I have been crucified with Christ [that is, in Him I have shared His crucifixion]; it is no longer I who live, but Christ lives in me. The life I now live in the body I live by faith [by adhering to, relying on, and completely trusting] in the Son of God, who loved me and gave Himself up for me.

Galatians 2:20 AMP

Life is to be lived on purpose, with purpose, and for a purpose

Firstly, have you made the decision to receive Jesus and live according to the spirit rather than the flesh? Secondly, have you crucified your flesh and natural tendencies with Christ, allowing Jesus to live in and through you? Thirdly, are you ready to live by faith, adhering to, relying on, and completely trusting in Jesus, the Son of God? Fourthly, are you ready to live by faith in the one who loves you and gave Himself up for you? Finally, could today be the start of living for a greater purpose because God loves you so much that He sent His one and only Son so that you and I could be saved rather than condemned?

Ever considered what today’s verse of the day means and how you might be able to put it into practice in your life?

Ways to apply and put into practice today’s verse of the day in life:

Prioritize your relationship with Christ:

For example, prioritize spending time with God each day through prayer, reading the Bible, and worship.

Model selflessness:

Also, follow Christ’s example of prioritizing others’ needs before your own, especially your family’s.

Live by faith:

Trusting in God’s plans and timing for your life, and teaching your children to do the same.

Be a servant leader:

Lead your family by serving them, just as Christ humbly served others.

Show grace in life:

Forgive your children when they make mistakes, just as God forgives us.

Love sacrificially:

Show your love for your family through sacrificial acts of service and kindness.

Practice humility in life:

Recognize that you are not perfect and need God’s grace just like everyone else.

Put aside selfish desires:

Remember that you have been crucified with Christ and that your life is now dedicated to serving Him and others.

Be patient:

Trust in God’s timing for your family’s growth and development, and be patient as you guide them along the way.

Share the gospel:

Teach your children about God’s love and salvation through Jesus Christ, and encourage them to follow Him as well.

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