God has empowered you to serve by giving you unique gifts, experiences, and passions to meet real needs in the world.

How to Discover Your Gifts

1. Things You’re Good At

2. Things You’ve Experienced

3. Things You Have

Your purpose isn’t out there somewhere. It’s right here—love God, love people, and witness to Jesus in the places and relationships you have and will have.

Yes, God created you because the party wouldn’t be complete without you. Significance doesn’t mean being in the spotlight—God uses ordinary people, in ordinary places, to reveal His goodness in extraordinary ways. A little light is all it takes to overcome a room full of darkness.

You belong in God’s family, the Church, where you can be known by others, needed for who you are, and formed through shared life together.Here's the invitation:1. Come near to God again.2. Come out from behind the wall.3. Take your place in the house.

You are not a label, a résumé, or a regret—you are a cherished child of God. Your identity is received, not achieved. 

Your life isn’t an accident. You are here because God intentionally made you in His image—created to be in relationship with Him and to reflect Him in the world.

Feeling unstuck? It doesn't happen overnight. It takes a faithful rhythm.

Know that God is with you.

For the fourth week in Christmas Around the World, we’re in New Zealand—where we’re taught that hope isn’t found in what we can prove or predict—hope is found in who we can trust.

For the third week in Christmas Around the World, we’re in Nicaragua—where God’s love is lived out loud. Where gratitude is a daily prayer, and hope sounds like, “Gracias Señor por un día más de vida”—thank you, Lord, for another day of life.