What is my purpose in life?
You were created on purpose, for a purpose. Discover God's design for your unique life and calling.
15 Bible studies address this question
What the Bible Says
These Bible studies explore Scripture passages that speak to this question. Each study will give you insight and practical application.
Elisha's Miracles of Provision and Life
Elisha multiplies oil for a prophet's widow to pay debts, promises a son to the Shunammite woman and later raises that child from death, purifies poisoned stew, and multiplies bread to feed a hundred ...
Walking Worthy of Your Calling
Paul urges believers to live out their calling in unity, describes the gifts Christ gives to the church, and contrasts the old self with the new life in Christ.
The Garden and God's Design
God intimately forms humanity, establishes work as a blessing, creates the institution of marriage, and places Adam in Eden with purpose and boundaries.
The Call of Abram
God calls Abram to leave his homeland with promises of blessing. Abram obeys but stumbles in Egypt, yet God protects His covenant purposes.
A Wife for Isaac
Abraham sends his servant to find a wife for Isaac. Through prayer and providence, Rebekah is found, demonstrating God's guidance in daily life.
Signs for Moses
Exodus 4 continues Moses' objections and God's patient provision of signs, Aaron as spokesperson, and Moses' return to Egypt, including a mysterious encounter that nearly costs Moses his life.
Laws for Hebrew Servants and Personal Injury
God provides Israel with detailed laws governing servitude and personal injury. These regulations reveal His concern for justice, the protection of the vulnerable, and the value of human life.
The Priestly Garments
God gives detailed instructions for the sacred garments of Aaron and his sons. These beautiful vestments would mark the priests as set apart for holy service and would carry deep symbolic meaning.
The Last Supper and Gethsemane
Judas agrees to betray Jesus. At the Passover meal, Jesus institutes the Lord's Supper, transforms the meaning of bread and wine, and predicts Peter's denial. In Gethsemane, He prays in agony until ar...
Conflict, Calling, and the Unforgivable Sin
Jesus heals on the Sabbath despite Pharisees' hostility, withdraws to the sea where crowds follow, appoints the twelve apostles, and warns about blasphemy against the Holy Spirit when accused of casti...
Calling the First Disciples
Jesus calls His first disciples by the Sea of Galilee after a miraculous catch of fish. He heals a leper and a paralytic, demonstrating authority over sickness and sin. When questioned about fasting, ...
John the Baptist Prepares the Way
John the Baptist emerges in the wilderness, calling Israel to repentance and baptizing those who confess their sins. Jesus comes to be baptized, and heaven opens with the Father's voice and the Spirit...
The Temptation of Jesus and Beginning of Ministry
Jesus is led by the Spirit into the wilderness where He faces Satan's temptations and overcomes each with Scripture. He then begins His public ministry in Galilee, calling His first disciples.
Jesus' Authority Over Disease, Nature, and Demons
Jesus demonstrates His divine authority through a series of mighty works—healing a leper, a centurion's servant, and Peter's mother-in-law, calming a storm, and casting out demons. Each miracle reve...
Jesus and John the Baptist
John the Baptist, now in prison, sends disciples to ask if Jesus is the Messiah. Jesus affirms His identity through His works, pronounces woe on unrepentant cities, and offers rest to all who are wear...
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