I find it difficult to honor God intentionally with things like school, work, and even church. The thought of doing things with intention has been on my mind for the past couple of weeks and I've been able to talk about it with some people. When it comes to school, and work, I'm not very sure on how I could be honoring God so I'm kinda stuck there, but with church, I think I found my "motivation" for serving last week during bible study, it's just that living it out could be a challenge. To be more clear, I think my motivation for serving was to know "God's Presence." I thought that by serving, I would get this…
I find that it is hard to honor God in the mundane and the everyday aspects of life. For example, I can honor God in the way that I drive, the ways I think, and in the small interactions with random people in my life. Instead of just going on autopilot in these small moments, I see how these moments, though personal, can be opportunities to honor God.
As verse 21-23 mentions, I often seem to acknowledge God but not give Him the praise and honor that He truly deserves. It is so easy to get distracted by the world's message to glorify ourselves, and so when I don't intentionally invest in my relationship with Him, I grow numb to the love that He shows me, easily forgetting His goodness and power.
Especially in this season of life, I am reminded of how powerful and transformational the gospel is, and the importance of rooting myself in it. The more I seek Him through the Word, the less I find myself stuck in my anxiousness and lack of self-worth. Since my identity is in Him, I desire…
This verse calls me to truly embody the Christian life. I am called to share the gospel whether it is by words or by actions. If I cannot speak eloquently, I ask God that I may be able to show physically what it means to be transformed by His word. The gospel holds power in itself, and through that power, my life should reflect and display the transformation it brings. I am also reminded that I do not hold the power to change others and that sharing in any way that I can brings opportunity for the hearts of others to be stirred. May I strive to live with thought, faith, and wisdom.
I will aim to be more intentional about my conversations and words when I meet up with other Christians, more so this week. I’ll be more mindful of ways that I can help support. I’ll also stay open always to what I can learn from others, even from JH students. I’m always thankful for many believers that God placed in my life.
Question 2.
I find it difficult to honor God intentionally with things like school, work, and even church. The thought of doing things with intention has been on my mind for the past couple of weeks and I've been able to talk about it with some people. When it comes to school, and work, I'm not very sure on how I could be honoring God so I'm kinda stuck there, but with church, I think I found my "motivation" for serving last week during bible study, it's just that living it out could be a challenge. To be more clear, I think my motivation for serving was to know "God's Presence." I thought that by serving, I would get this…
Question 2
I find that it is hard to honor God in the mundane and the everyday aspects of life. For example, I can honor God in the way that I drive, the ways I think, and in the small interactions with random people in my life. Instead of just going on autopilot in these small moments, I see how these moments, though personal, can be opportunities to honor God.
Question 2
As verse 21-23 mentions, I often seem to acknowledge God but not give Him the praise and honor that He truly deserves. It is so easy to get distracted by the world's message to glorify ourselves, and so when I don't intentionally invest in my relationship with Him, I grow numb to the love that He shows me, easily forgetting His goodness and power.
Especially in this season of life, I am reminded of how powerful and transformational the gospel is, and the importance of rooting myself in it. The more I seek Him through the Word, the less I find myself stuck in my anxiousness and lack of self-worth. Since my identity is in Him, I desire…
Question #1
This verse calls me to truly embody the Christian life. I am called to share the gospel whether it is by words or by actions. If I cannot speak eloquently, I ask God that I may be able to show physically what it means to be transformed by His word. The gospel holds power in itself, and through that power, my life should reflect and display the transformation it brings. I am also reminded that I do not hold the power to change others and that sharing in any way that I can brings opportunity for the hearts of others to be stirred. May I strive to live with thought, faith, and wisdom.
Question #3:
I will aim to be more intentional about my conversations and words when I meet up with other Christians, more so this week. I’ll be more mindful of ways that I can help support. I’ll also stay open always to what I can learn from others, even from JH students. I’m always thankful for many believers that God placed in my life.