Do you ever feel like you have no idea what your purpose is or if you even have one?

Not knowing your purpose can lead you to clinging to a variety of disordered habits, rather than turning to the Lord with that question. In this episode, you’ll be equipped with steps to take in order to discover your calling from the Lord.

In today’s episode, I’ll be joined with Kaitlyn Cey, author, speaker, leadership coach, and director of Inspire Our Nation, to discuss all about God-given purpose. We’ll touch on several topics including the desire for purpose, our first and second purpose designed by God, and finding motivation in the search for your specific calling.

Some topics covered in episode 50 include: 

❤️ The God-given wiring for needing purpose

📖 The scriptural basis of abiding in the Lord 

👀 Practical places to look for purpose

🔍 Changing your perspective on imperfection

❓ Guiding questions to lead you to your purpose

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>>> For more from Kaitlyn, head to her Instagram @standsecure, the STAND SECURE podcast, or her website!

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