Jesus' mission is to seek and save the lost, and he models this purpose by showing compassion, speaking the truth in love, and meeting people where they are. He calls his followers to be on mission 24-7, developing a mindset of serving others and sharing the good news of salvation. [... more]

Living a purpose-driven life means focusing on the joy of abundant blessing, as Jesus did when he endured the cross and scorned its shame. To achieve this, one must be faith-anchored in God's word, glory-bound for heaven, and persevere through the consequences of sin, which are used by God to discipline and train us. By fixing our eyes on Jesus and his purpose, we can discover our preordained race and live a life that brings honor and glory to God. [... more]

Dr. Robert Jeffress explores the life and message of John the Baptist, who prepared the world for the coming and ministry of Jesus Christ. John's message of repentance was a call to prepare hearts for the Lamb of God, and his baptism was a symbol of the change of heart that leads to salvation. Dr. Jeffress examines the historical context of John's ministry and the significance of his message, highlighting the importance of confronting people about their sin and pointing them to Jesus Christ. [... more]

Dr. Alan Benson explores the concept of living a purpose-driven life, shaped by gospel values and internalized priorities, as he delves into the book of Philippians and the study series 'The Mind of Christ'. [... more]

Fix your eyes on Jesus, the author and perfecter of our faith, and live a purpose driven life. Discover your preordained race and let God use what's in your hand to demonstrate his power and bring glory to himself. [... more]

The Southern Baptist Convention is grappling with issues of biblical authority and false teaching as Pastor Rick Warren's church appoints women pastors, sparking debate over egalitarianism vs complementarianism. Critics argue that Warren's actions undermine the faith and that his purpose-driven church model prioritizes pragmatism over fidelity to God's word. [... more]

Dr. Don Wilton emphasizes the importance of serving God and others, highlighting four affirmations: created to serve, saved to serve, called to serve, and commanded to serve. He shares personal anecdotes and biblical teachings to illustrate the value of uniquely made, gifted, and heart-led individuals serving others. [... more]

God's purpose for all of us is revealed through the Bible, and understanding the absolutes upon which he bases his plans is crucial for living a purpose-driven life. Dr. Don Wilton emphasizes the importance of absolute truth, personal conviction, and personal preference, explaining how they relate to God's word and our relationship with him. [... more]

We're called to Jesus, faithfulness, and fellowship. God's will is not a mystery, but it's revealed in Scripture. We tend to obsess over the 10% of God's will that we don't know, but the 90% that's revealed is what shapes our destiny. By centering our lives on Jesus, being faithful with what's in front of us, and engaging in Holy Spirit-directed community, we can discover God's calling for our lives and live out our purpose. [... more]

Anne Graham Lotz shares her message on living a purpose-driven life, emphasizing the importance of walking with God, faith and obedience, and leaving a godly legacy. She uses biblical examples of Abraham, Isaac, Noah, and Joseph to illustrate the characteristics of a purpose-driven life, including worshiping, walking, working, wanting, and witnessing. Ultimately, a purpose-driven life is a heaven-bound life, keeping eternity in view and living for God's glory. [... more]

Living a purpose driven life means being faith anchored in God's word and persevering through the struggles of life. Jesus Christ is the ultimate example of a purpose driven life, and his perseverance and faithfulness should be our focus. By fixing our eyes on Jesus, we can overcome the temptations and challenges that come our way and live a life that brings glory to God. [... more]

Living a faith anchored life means having a purpose driven life where one's faith is rooted in God's Word, bringing glory and honor to God through obedience to his will and doing things his way. This leads to a life of biblical hope, certain of honor to come, and a personal relationship with God, where one can experience God's power and presence, and be rewarded for living a life pleasing to him. [... more]