   When it comes to your life's calling, here are two more myths that can sabotage: 

   (1) Making the wrong choice can somehow thwart God's will. You don't have to worry on this score because the Bible tells us that the God, '...the one who calls you is faithful, and he will do it' (1 Thessalonians 5:24 NIV). It's commendable to want to make the best choice you can. But the fact remains that at some point you have to go ahead and make a choice, and no choice you make is outside of God's control. Even if you don't know where the path you have chosen will eventually lead, you can rest assured in the knowledge that 'all things work together for good to those who love God, to those who are the called according to his purpose' (Romans 8:28 NKJV). 

   (2) Your calling is settled. Finding your calling isn't necessarily what you do once or twice in a lifetime. It's not something you check off a list and move on. The life of a Christian is a continual process of discovering your calling. And because God has called you to a specific purpose at a specific time doesn't mean his plans for you won't change. Who knows what the next stage of your life will bring? Everyone's calling is going to look distinct, and every chapter of your life will bring a fresh process of discernment. The important thing to remember is that God's in charge, he loves you, and his will is always to draw you closer to him. 





— SCRIPTURE —

    'The one who calls you is faithful, and he will do it.' 1 Thessalonians 5:24 NIV
— SOULFOOD —

    Heb 11:1-6, Matt 21:18-22, Matt 8:5-13 , Mark 6:1-6
    

When it comes to your life's calling, here are two more myths that can sabotage: (1) Making the wrong choice can somehow thwart God's will. You don't have to worry on this score because the Bible tells us that the God, '...the one who calls you is faithful, and he will do it' (1 Thessalonians 5:24 NIV). It's commendable to want to make the best choice you can. But the fact remains that at some point you have to go ahead and make a choice, and no choice you make is outside of God's control. Even if you don't know where the path you have chosen will eventually lead, you can rest assured in the knowledge that 'all things work together for good to those who love God, to those who are the called according to his purpose' (Romans 8:28 NKJV). (2) Your calling is settled. Finding your calling isn't necessarily what you do once or twice in a lifetime. It's not something you check off a list and move on. The life of a Christian is a continual process of discovering your calling. And because God has called you to a specific purpose at a specific time doesn't mean his plans for you won't change. Who knows what the next stage of your life will bring? Everyone's calling is going to look distinct, and every chapter of your life will bring a fresh process of discernment. The important thing to remember is that God's in charge, he loves you, and his will is always to draw you closer to him. 
 
 — SCRIPTURE — 
 'The one who calls you is faithful, and he will do it.' 1 Thessalonians 5:24 NIV 
 — SOULFOOD — 
 Heb 11:1-6, Matt 21:18-22, Matt 8:5-13 , Mark 6:1-6

The Word For Today is a daily devotional by authors Bob and Debby Gass. Every day, tens of thousands of people across New Zealand are encouraged and uplifted by its relevant insights.

The daily readings resonate with people as they often speak into their current circumstances. Often readers express wonder at how a particular day’s devotion appeared to be ‘written just for me’

The Word For Today is a daily devotional by authors Bob and Debby Gass. Every day, tens of thousands of people across New Zealand are encouraged and uplifted by its relevant insights.
The daily readings resonate with people as they often speak into their current circumstances. Often readers express wonder at how a particular day&rsquo;s devotion appeared to be &lsquo;written just for me&rsquo;