What’s Living for Christ Mean to You? What’s your purpose?

Pansies - 1Paul writes in Philippians 1:21-22aFor me to live is Christ, and to die is gain. If I am to live in the flesh, that means fruitful labor for me.

What does living for Christ and fruitful labor look like for you?
In other words, what’s your purpose in life?

Please share in the Comments Section your thoughts.

 

11 responses to “What’s Living for Christ Mean to You? What’s your purpose?”

  1. T. R. Noble Avatar

    My purpose is to be a writer for God’s people. To use all of the skills, experience, and continued lessons He has given me to share with others both in teaching and in encouragement. 🙂 For me to be the best branch of the True Vine I can be.

    1. possesshispromises Avatar

      T.R., You are serving the Lord well as a writer. You are building God’s platform to tell the world about Jesus. Thank you for serving Him well. Karen

      1. T. R. Noble Avatar

        Thank you for serving Him as well <3 🙂 and thank you so much for your encouragement.

  2. Mia Avatar

    My purpose is to show others, through my writing and my life, how much Jesus loves them, just the way they are, no matter what they’ve done or what’s been done to them, and that He’s waiting for them with open arms. I know if He chose me, then no one is beyond His reach and His help. I’m with Paul when he says in 1 Timothy 1:16 (NLT): “But God had mercy on me so that Christ Jesus could use me as a prime example of his great patience with even the worst sinners. Then others will realize that they, too, can believe in him and receive eternal life.”

    1. possesshispromises Avatar

      Mia, Thank you for your love of Jesus and your commitment to serving Him and His people. May God our Father and the Lord Jesus Christ perfect their work in you and bless you with every spiritual blessing, the treasures of their wisdom and knowledge and the ability to rejoice in all things. Karen

  3. God's Warrior Avatar

    To me Living for Christ means to rest aside the things of this world that seem to bring us joy and focus on the talents and gifts God has given us and use them to encourage, uplift, and impact someone’s life no matter where they are around the world. For me, I feel that my purpose in life is to uplift, encourage, and impact someone’s life; even through serving someone, but to me; discipleship is about servanthood.

    1. possesshispromises Avatar

      Amazing response. Thank you for your commitment to God and to His people. Please give us some everyday examples of how you put this into practice. Grace to you and peace from God our Father and Jesus Christ. Wishing you a blessing-filled day. Karen

  4. Rejoicing In Hope Avatar

    That’s a good question! I suppose in part it is being an extension of Christ to others…in how I act and speak…point others to Him.

    1. possesshispromises Avatar

      Dear Rejoicing, That’s great that you consider yourself as an extension of Christ to others. You definitely are! What does that look like in everyday life? What gifts has the Lord given you as an extension of Him? Grace & peace to you from God our Father & the Lord Jesus Christ! Karen

  5. lynnabbottstudios Avatar

    My purpose? To “preach the gospel and disciple” in whatever way Christ gifts me to do so. In everything I do, I long to point to Christ. This is a wonderful question! Thank you for helping us evaluate our lives! <3

    1. possesshispromises Avatar

      Lynn, So many of us haven’t asked ourselves that question and really focused on why the Lord has placed us on this earth. I’m glad that He has revealed to you why He created you. He has given you a beautiful gift and has equipped you to bless others as well as bless Him. Thank you for all that you do to point people to Jesus. I know there is so very much more to your story, but in the end, it’s all about Him, isn’t it? The Lord richly bless you and your ministry. Karen

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