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Even after the storm, the shipwreck, and everything Paul had endured, Acts 28 reminds us that God’s purpose had not changed. When Paul arrived on the island of Malta, he didn’t waste the moment. Instead of focusing on his hardship, he continued serving others, healing the sick, sharing hope, and pointing people to Jesus.
Enduring with God’s purpose means remembering that our circumstances don’t cancel God’s plan. Even in seasons that feel unexpected, difficult, or confusing, God can still use us to bring hope, encouragement, and truth to the people around us.
Sometimes the very place we didn’t plan to be becomes the place God planned to use us most.
By Waynesville Community ChurchEven after the storm, the shipwreck, and everything Paul had endured, Acts 28 reminds us that God’s purpose had not changed. When Paul arrived on the island of Malta, he didn’t waste the moment. Instead of focusing on his hardship, he continued serving others, healing the sick, sharing hope, and pointing people to Jesus.
Enduring with God’s purpose means remembering that our circumstances don’t cancel God’s plan. Even in seasons that feel unexpected, difficult, or confusing, God can still use us to bring hope, encouragement, and truth to the people around us.
Sometimes the very place we didn’t plan to be becomes the place God planned to use us most.