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Want a life that isn’t ruled by the latest fire to put out? We walk through Paul’s plan to reach Rome on the way to Spain and uncover a simple framework you can use right now: plan with clarity, give with joy, and pray before you move. Paul doesn’t drift; he names a destination, counts the cost, and takes the next faithful step. That alone speaks to a culture living in constant emergency mode. When you know where you’re headed, decisions get simpler, distractions lose power, and you finally feel traction.

We also press into generosity as worship. Paul celebrates believers who were pleased to help the poor in Jerusalem, not out of guilt but gratitude. That vision stretches beyond money to time and talent. Think of the everyday gifts you carry—skills in the kitchen, a willingness to serve, the patience to teach—and how they can bless others when laid before God. Acts 2 shows what happens when a church shares: hearts grow glad, needs are met, and people are added daily. Open hands don’t run empty; they make room for grace.

Finally, we return prayer to its rightful place: first, not last. If the apostle who wrote much of the New Testament asked for prayer, how much more should we? Prayer isn’t a wish list; it’s where our hearts align with God’s will, where detours become divine appointments, and where courage to act takes root. Put it all together and you have a practical rhythm for the next year: define your destination, plot the steps, give wildly, and pray your way forward. Subscribe, share this with a friend who needs a reset, and leave a review telling us the first step you’re taking this week. What’s your destination for the next 12 months?