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There's a heart that we're supposed to have when it comes to carrying out God's purpose. The heart of results. Setting clear plans to pursue the set goals. Driven by God's Spirit to get the results. That's the heart of a believer in God's purpose. Keep focus and fire!

It makes us maximally productive, not just merely active, in pursuing the goals and plans of our assignments. We are to put on commitment in the place of faith stand in prayer, reckoning who we are in Christ. Have a productive and blessed week, walking daily in commitment.

It is part of discipline, which is a nature of our spirit as we are expected to bear the fruit of the same (Galatians 5:22-23). Like Peter said to adorn the hidden man with a meek and queit spirit, we equally ought to put on the garment of commitment to God's purpose.

Conviction is clarity and certainty about something. It is to agree that something is the case. Commitment is more than that. Commitment is a strong determination to get something. It is what power and drives consistency.

The Lord knew He was to carry out the redemptive work yet the grave nature of the work had Him questioning in His humanity the possibility of another way. He had to put on the garment of commitment at Gethsemane before going on to fulfill that work.

This new week in God's purpose, Wear the garment of commitment. That you know and are convinced about what the Lord would have you do - your natural and spiritual assignments - is not the guarantee to fulfill it.

Welcome back to the Gospel Answers Series! We continue our discussion on the Gospel Answers Idealism! What is the Idealist's claim? Watch and learn. Share with others!

It will restore the sense of purpose, bring you into supplication for others, stir you to faithfulness in your natural and spiritual assignments and cause you to glorify God in all you do. Amen? Have a blessed day. Fulfill God's Purpose!

If our activities and pursuits exceed our fellowship and growth, we are very likely to get burnt out and tired. Get back into prayer, not for anything. Not for a need or person. Just for fellowship and then growth.

It is a place of refreshing and strengthening that helps to make sense of what we are to do. It is from this place of fellowship, strength and refreshing, that all actions flow.

It is possible to get burnt out from doing and doing without the sweetness of fellowship with God. The primary reality of God's purpose is not having assignments as heirs of God. Rather, it is being a child of God in communion with Him as Father.

If you feel exhausted, burnt out, frustrated and tired of doing anything, even carrying out any task in God's purpose, then it is important to make out time to just fellowship with the Father.

Welcome back to the Gospel Answers Series! Today, we're discussing the Gospel's to Idealistic worldviews. What does Idealism mean? Share with others. Keep focus and fire!

🚨 New Creation Reminder 🚨 This is what God's word says about you. Affirm it boldly! Keep focus and fire!

Today, I affirm the Spirit is at work in me driving me to be focused on the goals, orderly in the plans and diligent with the execution of my assignments in God's purpose. Amen. Have a blessed and productive week. Fulfill God's Purpose!

Say: I am born of God, I have His nature. I have the nature of discipline in me and I bear fruits of the same.

But we can be strong in discipline by faith stand in prayer. It should be a daily affair, affirming the nature of discipline in us, strengthening our drive to fulfill God's purpose.

This means the Spirit of God is driving us to fulfill the assignments we have in God's purpose. The drive of the Spirit in us compels our goals, plans and execution. We can be weak in discipline as we can be weak in love. This will mean weak drive in our pursuit of purpose.

The metaphor he used to explain discipline is that of a slave master driving his slave to accomplish the tasks assigned to him. Yet in Galatians 5, discipline is explained as a fruit produced by the Spirit that is in us.

This new week in God's purpose, Be driven by the Spirit. When it comes to finishing and fulfilling the race of purpose, we see Paul explains in 1 Corinthians 9:24-27 that we need discipline in all things, just like every other race if we want to win the prize.