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Dear [profilegrid_user_first_name],

As we step into a new year, I want to personally challenge and encourage you as a DRIVER to embrace this month’s theme: “LIVING YOUR PURPOSE.” You have been uniquely designed by God with the ability to move forward with clarity and conviction, to break through barriers that hold others back, and to inspire action wherever you go. These qualities make you a catalyst for change, but they also come with a significant responsibility. Purpose isn’t just about checking off accomplishments or hitting ambitious goals. True purpose is deeper—it’s about aligning your drive, your actions, and your vision with the specific calling God has placed on your life.

Living your purpose means more than staying busy or achieving success by the world’s standards. It’s about intentionality, focus, and living in alignment with God’s plan. Every task, every decision, and every conversation can become an act of worship when it flows from your God-given calling. As a DRIVER, your strength is in your ability to make things happen, but the key is ensuring that what you’re making happen aligns with what God is asking of you. When you live with purpose, your energy becomes focused, your efforts become meaningful, and your results leave an eternal impact.

This January, we’re focusing on what it means to actively live your purpose every day. This is about taking all the knowledge, insights, and revelations God has poured into your life and turning them into intentional action. It’s not enough to know your purpose—you’re being called to live it out in tangible, transformative ways. This requires stepping back to evaluate where you’re spending your energy, identifying distractions that might be pulling you off course, and re-centering your focus on God’s plan for your life.

As a DRIVER, you’re naturally wired to lead with momentum, but momentum without direction can result in exhaustion or frustration. This month is your moment to recalibrate and ensure that every step you take is aimed at advancing God’s Kingdom. Let this be the time when you refine your priorities, rediscover the “why” behind your drive, and commit to living intentionally. Together, we’ll explore how to overcome distractions, set purposeful goals, and lead with Kingdom clarity. This is the year to live boldly and faithfully in the purpose God has set before you.

What Does it Mean to Live Your Purpose?

Living your purpose is more than a vague concept. It’s an intentional lifestyle where every action is aligned with God’s design for you. As a DRIVER, you thrive on forward motion. But moving forward without direction is just movement—it’s not progress. Purpose provides the “why” behind every “what.” It ensures that your energy, focus, and effort are invested in the things that truly matter.

Ephesians 2:10 reminds us, “For we are God’s handiwork, created in Christ Jesus to do good works, which God prepared in advance for us to do.” Your purpose is not random or generic. It’s personal, specific, and uniquely suited to the gifts and talents God has given you.

Barriers to Living Purposefully

For a DRIVER, the biggest challenges often come in the form of:

• Overcommitting: Taking on too many tasks, even those that don’t align with your calling.
• Impatience: Wanting results immediately and struggling with the waiting seasons.
• Self-Reliance: Trusting your own abilities more than God’s guidance.

When these tendencies go unchecked, they can pull you away from God’s purpose, leaving you busy but unfulfilled. Living your purpose requires intentional alignment, which begins with renewing your mind and trusting God to lead.

The Role of Daily Alignment

Purpose isn’t just found in the big moments; it’s lived out in the small, daily decisions. Colossians 3:17 reminds us, “And whatever you do, whether in word or deed, do it all in the name of the Lord Jesus.” This means every action—whether leading a meeting, managing your home, or having a conversation—can reflect God’s design for your life.

What You Should Be Thinking About This Month

As a DRIVER, January is the perfect time to set a clear course for the year. Use this month to evaluate how your daily actions reflect your purpose and where adjustments might be needed.

Key Areas to Reflect On:

1. Clarity of Vision:
   • Do you have a clear understanding of your God-given purpose? Spend time revisiting the insights from your NEXUS Profile and ask God to reveal any areas of misalignment.
2. Priorities vs. Distractions:
   • Are your daily actions moving you closer to God’s purpose, or are you getting sidetracked by tasks that don’t matter in the long run? It’s time to say no to distractions and yes to the things that align with your calling.
3. Trusting God’s Timing:
   • Are you trying to force results, or are you trusting God to open the right doors? Reflect on how you can practice patience while remaining faithful to the work He’s placed before you.

Questions to Consider and Thoughts to Ponder

Questions

1. What tasks or commitments in your life are distractions from your God-given purpose, and how can you refocus your energy?
2. How can you better trust God’s timing while staying faithful to your daily responsibilities?

Motivational Statements

• “Your purpose is not just about what you achieve; it’s about how you align your heart, mind, and actions with God’s plan.”
• “Every step you take with intention and faith brings you closer to fulfilling the calling God has placed on your life.”

Action Steps

Transformation happens through intentional, consistent action. Here are three steps to help you live your purpose this month:

1. Define Your Non-Negotiables

• Write down three to five core priorities that align with your purpose. These are the things you will say yes to this year, no matter what. For example:
  • Spending intentional time in prayer and scripture daily.
  • Leading your family or team with integrity and focus.
  • Pursuing specific goals that align with your calling.

2. Create a Purpose-Driven Schedule

• Map out your week, ensuring that your time reflects your priorities. Ask yourself:
  • “Does this task bring me closer to God’s purpose for me?”
  • “Am I allocating enough time for what truly matters?”

3. Develop a “Reset Practice”

• When distractions or frustrations arise, pause and refocus. Try this:
  • Pray: “Lord, align my thoughts and actions with Your purpose.”
  • Reflect: Return to your non-negotiables and ask, “What’s my next best step?”
  • Act: Take one purposeful action that reflects your calling.

Final Thoughts

As a DRIVER, you have an extraordinary gift: the ability to take action and move things forward. Your capacity for momentum and determination sets you apart, making you a catalyst for progress in any environment. But the secret to lasting impact isn’t found in how much you do—it’s found in how well your actions align with God’s purpose. True impact comes not from busyness, but from intentionality and obedience. This month, I challenge you to shift your focus from simply getting things done to getting the right things done—those things that align with the calling God has placed on your life.

Living your purpose requires a balance of action and trust. It’s easy to get caught up in the need for results or the pressure to perform, but your calling is not a checklist. Ephesians 2:10 reminds us that God has already prepared the good works He wants you to do. Your role is not to create the purpose but to walk in it. Trust that He has equipped you with the skills, talents, and resources you need to fulfill your assignment. When you move in alignment with Him, your efforts carry the weight of eternal significance.

This January, make a commitment to live your purpose with intention, focus, and faith. Intention means starting each day with clarity about what truly matters. It means pausing to ask, “Does this decision honor God’s design for my life?” Focus means eliminating distractions that pull you off course, whether it’s saying yes to tasks that don’t align with your priorities or spending energy on things that don’t advance your calling. Faith means trusting God with the outcomes—even when progress feels slow or uncertain.

Remember, living your purpose isn’t about achieving perfection; it’s about faithfulness. Perfection is often a trap that leads to frustration, but faithfulness is what God desires. Each small step taken in obedience to Him builds momentum for His Kingdom. You may not always see the full picture of what God is doing through your actions, but you can trust that He is weaving everything together for His glory.

Let this January be the beginning of a year marked by intentional alignment. With each choice you make, each goal you pursue, and each task you complete, let your actions reflect the unique calling God has placed on your life. Whether it’s in your work, your relationships, or your personal growth, know that every step taken in alignment with God’s purpose is a step that brings you closer to Him and advances His Kingdom.

This is your moment to step boldly into the plans God has prepared for you. Embrace the opportunities He places before you, and let your confidence come from knowing that you’re walking in His will. As you align your actions with His design, you’ll discover that your work is not just productive—it’s transformative. You’re not just achieving goals; you’re building a legacy that reflects God’s heart and impacts others for eternity.

O N W A R D

Chris Behnke

Founder, GOD Designed University

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Dear [profilegrid_user_first_name],

As we step into a new year, I want to speak directly to you as an INFLUENCER. You carry a unique gift—an ability to inspire, connect, and empower others. This isn’t a skill you developed by accident; it’s a part of your God-given design, intentionally woven into who you are. As an INFLUENCER, your presence and words can shift atmospheres, encourage hearts, and ignite change. But this gift comes with responsibility. Your influence is not just about you or your achievements; it’s a reflection of God’s purpose for your life. This January, we’re focusing on “LIVING YOUR PURPOSE”—not as a vague concept, but as a daily, intentional way of life that honors the One who created you.

Living your purpose is about much more than being seen or heard. It’s about using the platform God has entrusted to you—whether in your family, your community, or your workplace—to point others toward Him. Your ability to connect with people and build relationships is powerful, but it finds its fullest meaning when it’s aligned with God’s Kingdom. This alignment doesn’t just happen by chance; it’s a choice you make every day. Purposeful living means examining your relationships, words, and actions through the lens of your calling and asking, “Does this reflect God’s plan for my life? Does this inspire others to know Him better?”

You were designed to make a lasting impact, but lasting impact isn’t just about getting attention—it’s about bringing transformation. True influence doesn’t stop at making people feel good or inspired in the moment. It goes deeper, planting seeds of hope, faith, and purpose that bear fruit in the lives of others. This is the kind of influence you are called to have—one that leaves a Kingdom legacy.

This month, let’s explore what it means to live with purpose every day. How do you align your relationships, conversations, and decisions with God’s calling? How do you steward the influence you’ve been given so that it builds others up and draws them closer to Christ? This is your opportunity to refine your focus and embrace intentionality. God has uniquely equipped you to create connection and inspire change, but it starts with living out your own purpose authentically. As you align your life with His plan, you’ll find that your influence becomes not just powerful, but transformative. This is the year to step into your calling fully, to live boldly and purposefully, and to use your influence to advance His Kingdom in extraordinary ways.

What Does It Mean to Live Your Purpose?

Living your purpose means bringing God’s design for your life into every interaction and decision. It’s about moving beyond good intentions and stepping into intentionality. For an INFLUENCER, this begins with recognizing the weight of your influence. Every word you speak, every relationship you nurture, and every opportunity you seize has the potential to point others toward God—or away from Him.

Ephesians 4:1 urges us to “live a life worthy of the calling you have received.” Your purpose is not just about what you do; it’s about how you do it. As an INFLUENCER, this means leading with authenticity, speaking truth in love, and stewarding your relationships with care.

The Ripple Effect of Influence

Your influence doesn’t stop with you. Like ripples in a pond, your words and actions extend far beyond what you see. When you align your influence with God’s purpose, you create a legacy that impacts families, communities, and even generations.

Proverbs 18:21 reminds us, “The tongue has the power of life and death.” For an INFLUENCER, this verse is both a challenge and an opportunity. How you use your voice matters. Are your words bringing life and encouragement, or are they feeding negativity or confusion? Living your purpose means choosing words that reflect God’s truth, even in difficult conversations.

Overcoming Common Challenges

As an INFLUENCER, you may face specific hurdles that can distract or deter you from living your purpose. These challenges include:

• People-Pleasing: Seeking approval rather than alignment with God’s truth.
• Distraction: Getting caught up in opportunities that don’t serve your calling.
• Emotional Overcommitment: Prioritizing relationships at the expense of your purpose.

Each of these challenges can be overcome by grounding yourself in prayer, seeking God’s guidance, and staying connected to His Word.

What You Should Be Thinking About This Month

This month, focus on how your influence aligns with your purpose. Reflect on your relationships, communication, and leadership to ensure they are rooted in God’s design.

Key Areas to Reflect On:

1. Aligning Relationships with Purpose:
   • Are the people you’re investing in helping you live out your calling? Take inventory of your key relationships and evaluate whether they align with God’s purpose for this season of your life.
2. Speaking Life and Truth:
   • Are your words pointing others to God? Consider the tone, content, and intention behind your conversations. Purposeful influence requires intentional communication.
3. Staying Mission-Focused:
   • Are you saying yes to opportunities that reflect your calling, or are you spreading yourself too thin? Purposeful living requires focus. It’s okay to say no to distractions.

Questions to Consider and Thoughts to Ponder

Questions

1. How can you use your influence this month to point others toward God’s truth and purpose?
2. What specific relationship or opportunity requires you to be more intentional about aligning your actions with God’s design?

Motivational Statements

• “Your influence is a reflection of God’s purpose for your life. Use it to inspire others and glorify Him.”
• “When you align your words and actions with truth, your influence becomes a powerful tool for transformation.”

Action Steps

Living your purpose requires intentional, consistent action. Here are three steps to help you align your influence with your calling this month:

1. Identify Your Key Relationships

• Write down the names of three people you interact with regularly. Ask yourself:
  • How can I invest in these relationships in a way that reflects God’s purpose for my life?
  • What words of encouragement or truth can I share with them this month?

2. Set a Weekly Communication Goal

• Each week in January, choose one way to use your voice purposefully. This could include:
  • Sharing a scripture with a friend or colleague.
  • Encouraging someone who’s struggling.
  • Having a conversation that aligns with God’s truth and values.

3. Create a “Purpose Filter”

• Before committing to new opportunities or tasks, ask yourself:
  • “Does this align with my God-given purpose?”
  • “Am I saying yes out of alignment or obligation?”

This filter will help you stay focused on what truly matters and avoid overcommitment.

Final Thoughts

As an INFLUENCER, you carry the unique ability to inspire, connect, and guide others. Your voice, presence, and actions have a ripple effect that extends far beyond the immediate moment. But with this gift comes a profound responsibility: to ensure that your influence points others toward God’s truth. This calling is not about achieving perfection or meeting every expectation placed on you; it’s about making progress—step by step, choice by choice—toward the life God has designed for you. Living your purpose means aligning your influence with His Kingdom, so that your impact brings transformation, not just admiration.

This month, I challenge you to embrace your calling with boldness and faith. Your influence is a tool, not just for connection, but for Kingdom advancement. Whether you’re speaking into a friend’s life, leading a team, or simply encouraging someone who feels unseen, every interaction is an opportunity to reflect God’s love and truth. Don’t underestimate the power of a single intentional choice. Each time you choose to align your words, actions, and priorities with God’s purpose, you’re planting seeds of life and hope in the lives of those around you.

Living with purpose as an INFLUENCER requires intentionality. Ask yourself: What kind of legacy am I building? Is my influence leading people closer to God, or simply making an impression? True purpose-driven influence is not about gaining followers or recognition; it’s about pointing others to the ultimate Source of life. Colossians 3:17 reminds us, “And whatever you do, whether in word or deed, do it all in the name of the Lord Jesus.” This is your guide for living purposefully: let everything you do be a reflection of Him.

Trust that as you align your actions with God’s purpose, He will work through you to create transformation that extends far beyond what you can see. Influence isn’t measured by the applause of others—it’s measured by the eternal impact of your obedience to God’s calling. You may never fully know the lives you’ve touched or the hearts you’ve encouraged, but trust that your faithfulness is building something lasting in the Kingdom.

This January, commit to using your influence to bring life, hope, and truth to every situation you encounter. Speak life into those who feel weary, offer hope to those who feel discouraged, and stand firm in God’s truth when others are searching for direction. Remember, your ability to connect and inspire is not your own—it’s a gift God has entrusted to you. As you steward it faithfully, He will multiply your impact in ways you could never imagine.

Let this be the start of a year where your influence reflects God’s heart. Step boldly into your calling, knowing that He has equipped you for this moment. Each intentional choice you make to align your influence with His purpose is a step toward living the life He designed for you—and a step toward creating a legacy that brings glory to Him. You are not just an INFLUENCER; you are a Kingdom builder, a reflection of God’s love, and a vessel for His transformative power. Let your light shine brightly this year, and watch how God uses your faithfulness to inspire and uplift those around you.

O N W A R D

Chris Behnke

Founder, GOD Designed University

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Dear [profilegrid_user_first_name],

As we enter a new year, I want to speak directly to you as a SOLUTIONARY. You carry a distinctive gift—an ability to see through complexity, analyze challenges, and create practical solutions. This isn’t just a skill you’ve developed; it’s a divine design, intentionally placed within you by God to bring clarity and order to the world around you. This January, as we embrace the theme of “LIVING YOUR PURPOSE” at GOD Designed University, I want to encourage and challenge you to step fully into the calling God has placed on your life. Your problem-solving abilities, your talent for building systems, and your eye for structure are not just for your benefit; they are tools God has entrusted to you for His Kingdom work.

Living your purpose isn’t just about what you accomplish—it’s about why and how you do it. As a SOLUTIONARY, you’re naturally drawn to efficiency and effectiveness, but true purpose goes beyond the immediate outcome. It’s about aligning your gifts, your processes, and your results with God’s plan for your life. This alignment is what transforms your work from merely functional to eternally impactful. Colossians 3:23 reminds us, “Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord, not for human masters.” This verse speaks directly to you: your solutions and systems can reflect God’s creativity and purpose when they are offered in service to Him.

Your ability to bring order to chaos is a Kingdom asset. In a world that often feels disorganized and overwhelmed, your God-given clarity is a breath of fresh air. But purpose-driven living challenges you to go beyond just fixing problems—it calls you to create solutions that carry lasting significance. The work you do isn’t just about solving the immediate issue; it’s about leaving a legacy that honors God and uplifts others. Imagine the eternal impact of using your gifts to build systems that empower others, create peace, and point people toward Christ. That’s what it means to live as a SOLUTIONARY with purpose.

This month, let’s explore what it looks like to live your purpose as a SOLUTIONARY. Purposeful living requires intentionality. It means asking hard questions: Are your solutions aligned with God’s priorities, or are they driven by worldly pressures? Are you focusing on the immediate at the expense of the eternal? Living with purpose isn’t about being perfect or solving every problem—it’s about making choices that reflect your faith and trusting God to guide you. This is your opportunity to take intentional steps toward aligning your efforts with His calling, ensuring that every system you build and every challenge you tackle becomes an offering to the One who designed you to bring clarity and order to His Kingdom. Let this be the year you step boldly into your purpose, making an impact that echoes into eternity.

What Does It Mean to Live Your Purpose?

Living your purpose means stepping into the life God designed for you, using your unique gifts and talents to advance His Kingdom. For a SOLUTIONARY, this involves aligning your problem-solving efforts with God’s vision. It’s about creating solutions that reflect His character and priorities, not just your own.

Ephesians 2:10 tells us, “For we are God’s handiwork, created in Christ Jesus to do good works, which God prepared in advance for us to do.” This verse is a reminder that your purpose is not an accident. God has intentionally equipped you to address challenges and build solutions that glorify Him.

Purposeful Problem-Solving

Your ability to see through complexity and bring clarity is a powerful tool, but it must be guided by Kingdom principles. Proverbs 3:5-6 urges us to “trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways submit to Him, and He will make your paths straight.” For SOLUTIONARIES, this means inviting God into your thought process and relying on His wisdom to guide your decisions.

Barriers to Living Purposefully

As a SOLUTIONARY, you may face specific challenges that hinder your ability to fully live your purpose:

1. Overanalyzing: Spending too much time seeking the perfect solution can lead to decision paralysis.
2. Perfectionism: Waiting for ideal conditions can delay action.
3. Self-Reliance: Depending solely on your intellect instead of seeking divine guidance.

To overcome these barriers, you must reframe your approach to problem-solving. Focus on faithfulness, not perfection. Trust that God’s wisdom will fill the gaps where your understanding falls short.

The Role of Daily Alignment

Living your purpose isn’t a one-time event—it’s a daily commitment. Colossians 3:17 reminds us, “Whatever you do, whether in word or deed, do it all in the name of the Lord Jesus.” This means every task, every interaction, and every decision can reflect God’s purpose for your life. As a SOLUTIONARY, this involves being intentional about how you use your time, energy, and resources.

What You Should Be Thinking About This Month

This month, focus on aligning your problem-solving efforts with your God-given purpose. Reflect on how your gifts are being used to advance His Kingdom and where adjustments might be needed.

Key Areas to Reflect On:

1. Clarity in Priorities:
   • Are your current efforts aligned with God’s calling, or are they driven by external pressures or personal ambition? Take time to evaluate the “why” behind your actions.
2. Simplicity Over Perfection:
   • Are you overcomplicating solutions or delaying progress by seeking perfection? Purposeful living requires you to trust God and take faithful steps forward, even when conditions aren’t ideal.
3. God’s Guidance in Problem-Solving:
   • Are you inviting God into your thought process and seeking His wisdom, or are you relying solely on your intellect? Commit to prayerfully considering each decision.

Questions to Consider and Thoughts to Ponder

Questions

1. What specific areas of your life or work require a greater alignment with your God-given purpose?
2. How can you invite God’s wisdom into your problem-solving efforts this month?

Motivational Statements

• “Your ability to bring clarity and solutions is a gift. When aligned with God’s purpose, it becomes a powerful tool for transformation.”
• “Each step you take in alignment with God’s will brings you closer to fulfilling your calling and advancing His Kingdom.”

Action Steps

To live your purpose as a SOLUTIONARY, you need clear, actionable steps. Here are three ways to integrate your purpose into your daily life this month:

1. Conduct a Purpose Audit

• Identify three current projects or responsibilities. For each one, ask:
  • Does this align with my God-given purpose?
  • Am I approaching this task with Kingdom values in mind?
• Write down any adjustments you need to make to ensure alignment.

2. Build a “Wisdom Framework”

• Create a simple decision-making process that invites God into your problem-solving efforts:
  1. Pray First: Ask for clarity and guidance.
  2. Define the Purpose: Clarify how the solution aligns with God’s calling.
  3. Take Faithful Action: Move forward with trust, not fear.

3. Simplify and Act

• Choose one area where overanalyzing or perfectionism has caused delays. Take one purposeful action this week to move forward, trusting that God will guide the outcome.

Final Thoughts

As a SOLUTIONARY, you carry a powerful God-given gift: the ability to bring clarity, order, and meaningful solutions to the challenges that surround you. This isn’t just a skill—it’s a reflection of God’s own character at work in you. He is a God of order, not confusion, and He has uniquely equipped you to mirror that aspect of His nature in the world. Your purpose isn’t about striving for perfection or solving every problem; it’s about walking in alignment with His will, trusting that He has already equipped you for the work He’s called you to do.

Living your purpose means more than solving problems—it means solving the right problems in the right way. As a SOLUTIONARY, it’s easy to get caught up in the urgency of fixing what’s broken or improving what isn’t working. But purposeful living requires discernment. Not every issue is yours to address, and not every opportunity aligns with your calling. Your strength lies in your ability to see clearly, but clarity must come from God’s wisdom, not just your intellect. Proverbs 3:5-6 reminds us, “Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways submit to Him, and He will make your paths straight.” This is your foundation: inviting God into your decisions and trusting Him to guide your steps.

Commit this month to inviting His wisdom into every decision you make. Purposeful living as a SOLUTIONARY requires more than just logic or strategy—it requires faith. Faith to take steps forward even when the path isn’t completely clear, and faith to trust that God is working through you even when the results don’t come immediately. Your solutions are not just about efficiency; they’re about creating lasting impact that reflects God’s truth and love. Each time you seek His guidance and align your efforts with His purpose, you’re building something that carries eternal significance.

This January, let every solution you build and every action you take reflect His purpose for your life. Whether you’re addressing a challenge at work, organizing your home, or helping someone navigate a difficult season, approach each situation with the mindset of a Kingdom builder. Ask yourself, “How can this action serve God’s greater plan? How can this solution bring peace, hope, or clarity to those involved?” When your efforts are grounded in alignment with God’s truth, even the smallest actions can become acts of worship and faith.

Remember, transformation happens not through striving but through alignment with God’s truth. Striving leads to exhaustion, but alignment leads to peace. When you release the need to control every outcome and instead focus on being faithful in your calling, you’ll find that God works through you in ways you never imagined. He doesn’t ask you to have all the answers—He asks you to be willing, to seek Him, and to trust that He will provide what’s needed.

Step boldly into this new year with confidence, clarity, and a renewed commitment to living your purpose. Confidence, not in your own abilities, but in the God who has called you. Clarity, not just in your goals, but in your alignment with His plan. And commitment, not to doing more, but to doing what matters most. As you live your purpose this year, remember that each solution you create and each step you take is a reflection of the Creator who designed you for this work. Embrace the opportunities ahead with faith and anticipation, knowing that God is using you to bring order and hope to a world in need. You are not just a problem-solver—you are a builder of His Kingdom. Let this year be the start of something extraordinary.

O N W A R D

Chris Behnke

Founder, GOD Designed University

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Dear [profilegrid_user_first_name],

Dear [First Name],

As we begin this new year, I want to speak directly to you as a STABILIZER. You are uniquely designed by God to bring stability, peace, and a sense of order to the environments and relationships around you. This gift is not something you’ve developed by chance—it’s a reflection of God’s character in you. He is the ultimate stabilizer, the One who brings calm to the storm and order to chaos. This January, as we focus on “LIVING YOUR PURPOSE” at GOD Designed University, I want to encourage you to step fully into this calling. Your ability to create balance is powerful, but it is most impactful when aligned with God’s plan for your life.

Living your purpose requires more than maintaining the status quo. As a STABILIZER, your instinct may be to keep things steady and avoid disruption, but true purpose often requires movement, growth, and faith. God doesn’t call us to stay where we are; He calls us to move forward in alignment with His will. Isaiah 43:19 says, “See, I am doing a new thing! Now it springs up; do you not perceive it?” This is a reminder that while stability is a strength, it must also leave room for the new directions God wants to take you. Living your purpose means embracing change when it aligns with His plans and trusting that He will guide you every step of the way.

Your purpose isn’t just about keeping things steady; it’s about using your gifts to build something lasting. Like the wise builder in Matthew 7:24-25 who built his house on the rock, you are called to create systems, relationships, and environments that reflect the stability of God’s Kingdom. This means going beyond maintaining what is and stepping into opportunities to create what could be. Are you using your strengths to simply preserve, or are you using them to grow, empower, and uplift those around you? Living your purpose as a STABILIZER involves both safeguarding what’s valuable and embracing the growth God calls you to.

This is your opportunity to reflect on how your natural strengths can bring glory to God and impact those around you. Your ability to remain calm in the midst of chaos, your talent for bringing people together, and your gift for creating systems that work are powerful tools for Kingdom impact. But they must be intentionally aligned with God’s plan. Without alignment, even your greatest strengths can feel unfulfilling or misdirected. Take this month to reflect on where your gifts are being used and ask, “Am I living my purpose fully, or am I simply maintaining what feels comfortable?”

Let’s explore what it means to live your purpose daily. Purposeful living isn’t about making drastic changes overnight; it’s about taking small, consistent steps in the right direction. It’s about aligning your actions with your calling, creating habits that reflect your faith, and trusting God to work through you. This month, I challenge you to step into your purpose with intention and faith. Use your strengths as a STABILIZER to create environments where others can thrive, where peace can flourish, and where God’s presence is felt. Let this be the start of a year where your stability is not just a gift—it’s a ministry that points others to Him.

What Does It Mean to Live Your Purpose?

Living your purpose means stepping into the unique role God has designed for you. It’s about using your gifts of stability and stewardship to reflect His character in your daily life. For a STABILIZER, this involves creating systems, routines, and relationships that are not only steady but also aligned with His calling.

Ephesians 4:1 says, “I urge you to live a life worthy of the calling you have received.” For you, this means balancing your natural inclination toward order with the flexibility to follow God’s leading. Living your purpose is about more than maintaining what is—it’s about building what could be, through faithful action and trust in Him.

Purposeful Stewardship

As a STABILIZER, you have a gift for stewardship. You are naturally wired to care for the things and people God has entrusted to you. But stewardship isn’t just about preservation—it’s about growth. In the parable of the talents (Matthew 25:14-30), Jesus highlights the importance of not just maintaining what we’ve been given but multiplying it for God’s glory.

Ask yourself: Are you using your gifts to create stability, or are you also stepping into opportunities to grow and expand God’s Kingdom? Living your purpose involves both maintaining balance and embracing change when God calls you to move forward.

Overcoming Common Challenges

While your steady nature is a strength, it can also present challenges. Here are a few common hurdles and how to overcome them:

1. Fear of Change: Change can feel disruptive, but it is often the pathway to growth.
   • Truth: “For I know the plans I have for you, declares the Lord, plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future” (Jeremiah 29:11).
2. Over-Responsibility: Feeling like it’s your job to keep everything and everyone together.
   • Truth: “Come to me, all who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest” (Matthew 11:28).
3. Reluctance to Let Go: Holding onto routines or responsibilities that no longer align with your purpose.
   • Truth: “There is a time for everything, and a season for every activity under the heavens” (Ecclesiastes 3:1).

What You Should Be Thinking About This Month

This month, focus on how your routines, responsibilities, and relationships align with your God-given purpose. Reflect on areas where you are thriving and areas where adjustments may be needed.

Key Areas to Reflect On:

1. Aligning Your Routines with Purpose:
   • Are your daily habits supporting your calling? Consider whether your routines are creating space for prayer, reflection, and intentional action.
2. Balancing Responsibility and Trust:
   • Are you carrying responsibilities that God hasn’t asked you to bear? Reflect on how you can trust Him to carry the weight of what’s beyond your control.
3. Embracing Change as Growth:
   • Are you resisting change because it feels uncomfortable? Remember, God often uses change to stretch us and grow our faith.

Questions to Consider and Thoughts to Ponder

Questions

1. What daily routines or habits can you adjust to better align with your God-given purpose?
2. How can you trust God more fully with the responsibilities and challenges you’re carrying?

Motivational Statements

• “Your gift of stability is a reflection of God’s character. Use it to bring peace and purpose to every situation.”
• “Living your purpose means trusting God’s plan, even when it calls you to step outside your comfort zone.”

Action Steps

Living your purpose requires intentional, consistent action. Here are three steps to help you align your routines and responsibilities with God’s calling this month:

1. Conduct a Purpose Audit

• Write down your top five responsibilities. For each one, ask:
  • Does this align with God’s purpose for my life?
  • Is this something God is calling me to carry in this season?
• Commit to releasing any responsibility that doesn’t align with your purpose.

2. Establish a “Purposeful Morning Routine”

• Dedicate the first 15 minutes of your day to aligning your mind and heart with God’s plan:
  • Pray: Ask for clarity and guidance.
  • Reflect: Meditate on a scripture that reinforces your purpose, such as Proverbs 3:5-6.
  • Plan: Identify one intentional action you can take that day to live your purpose.

3. Create a “Trust List”

• Write down three areas where you feel overburdened or stuck. For each one, pray and surrender it to God, trusting Him to provide clarity and direction.

Final Thoughts

As a STABILIZER, you carry a God-given gift to bring order, peace, and consistency into every environment you touch. You have a unique ability to create a sense of calm and stability that allows others to thrive. But your purpose isn’t just about maintaining what is—it’s about stepping into the fullness of what God has prepared for you. While your natural tendency may lean toward preserving balance, God is inviting you into something even greater: to build, grow, and align your gifts with His Kingdom purposes. This requires trust, faith, and intentional action.

Living your purpose isn’t about keeping things steady—it’s about walking boldly into what God has planned for you. You were designed not just to maintain systems, relationships, or environments, but to transform them through faith-filled obedience. Like the wise builder in Matthew 7:24-25, your stability is rooted in the firm foundation of God’s Word. But even the strongest foundations are meant to support growth. Ask yourself: Are my routines helping me grow closer to God, or have they become a place of comfort that holds me back? Living your purpose means stepping out of comfort and into alignment with His will, trusting that He has already equipped you for the journey.

Trust that He has already equipped you for this journey. Your strengths as a STABILIZER are not accidents; they are intentional gifts from the Creator who knows exactly what you need to fulfill your calling. You have been given a unique capacity to bring consistency and peace to situations that others might find overwhelming. But this gift becomes most powerful when you align it with God’s direction. It’s not about having all the answers or ensuring everything goes perfectly—it’s about faithfully showing up, day by day, with a heart that is willing and a mind that is aligned with His truth.

This month, let your routines reflect your faith, your responsibilities reflect your calling, and your actions reflect your trust in God. Take time to examine your daily habits and ask, “Do these reflect the purpose God has placed on my life?” Let your routines become more than tasks to complete—let them become rhythms of worship. When your responsibilities align with your calling, they take on new meaning. Whether you’re managing your home, your work, or your relationships, approach each responsibility as an opportunity to honor God and serve others.

Remember, living your purpose isn’t about perfection—it’s about faithfulness. Perfection often creates pressure, but faithfulness invites peace. God isn’t asking for flawless execution; He’s asking for a willing heart. Each day that you choose to align your actions with His purpose, you are living out your calling in a way that brings glory to Him and peace to those around you. Faithfulness is found in the small, consistent steps that, over time, build a life of eternal significance.

Step into this new year with confidence, knowing that God is walking with you every step of the way. You don’t have to navigate this journey alone. The One who called you is also the One who equips you. As you take intentional steps to align your life with His calling, you’ll find that He provides the strength, wisdom, and peace you need. Trust that He is with you in every moment—in the challenges and in the victories. Let this be a year where your stability becomes a platform for growth, your faith becomes a source of strength, and your life becomes a reflection of God’s purpose. Embrace the opportunities ahead with confidence, knowing that you are living out the unique role He has designed just for you.

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Chris Behnke

Founder, GOD Designed University

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