People often equate their purpose in life with success and what they can accomplish. In other words, if each brick laid is an accomplishment, then many accomplishments build up to success. The higher the tower, or the more accomplished you are, the more successful you are, and the more you have fulfilled your purpose in life. But in God’s Kingdom, purpose is not earned, it is received. This should not invoke any sense of laziness, either. For once we have received our true purpose, not our manmade idea of what our purpose should be, which is always based on comparing ourselves to others, then we are able to actually fulfill our sacred purpose as new creations in Christ. God working in and through you, always. In Job’s case, he felt as though he lost his purpose––he lost everything: status, reputation, wealth, family. He thought God had
taken his purpose from him. But nothing could be further from the truth! Job had finally entered his divine purpose in his time of suffering. When we begin to define ourselves in times of pain, we will often drift away from the truth. Our purpose is defined in God alone.

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