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How do you discover your life’s calling or purpose?

To have a "calling," you must first have a caller. How can you have a call if no one is calling you to do something?

 As for us Christians, God is calling us to something. But what exactly is he calling us to do, and how do we detect this earlier in existence? In this article, we’ll consider how to discover your calling. You must learn to recognize various voices, because God isn’t the only one speaking. There’s also the voice of our flesh, the world, and Satan.

What is your mission  and why are you here in this world?

I believe you frequently get it wrong. You want to know what you’re supposed to do, but God wants to start with WHO YOU ARE. Is it ingrained in your bones, blood, and heart of hearts? When you accept Jesus as your Savior and ask him to be Lord of your life, you become a child of God. You were created to worship Him, to be whole, to walk in His Word, and to serve His people. God does not begin to tell us about the what of our lives until we have a firm grasp of the who.

It’s easy to figure out what you’re good at. Here are the pointers to help you figure out what God has given you or what gifts he has bestowed upon you. These will aid you in discovering your special calling.

Ask God to reveal your gifts

Through prayer, God can reveal your calling. Discuss your talents with God. Ask that he reveal your abilities to you. He may speak to you in a variety of ways about this. A new hobby could be "speaking" to you directly through the Holy Spirit, possibly through other people. Keep an eye out for these ultimate guids:

Be on the lookout for opportunities to love your neighbor.

Finding your unique calling entails figuring out how to love others. This can be accomplished by being open to God’s various opportunities to love your neighbor.

Make a list of the things that you are passionate about

What are your strongest interests and desires? What drives you enraged? What are you equipped to march for? God ignites different passions within each of us, and sometimes all we need to do is add a little fuel to the fire to find our calling. Make a list of everything that excites you and try to rank them from most passionate to least passionate.

Test out various things

 Many 20-year-olds make the mistake of doing nothing until they find their calling. However, as a young professional, sometimes the best way to discover your calling is to start trying new things! Take on a new job that appears to be completely out of the ordinary. Sometimes you’ll find out you’re really good at something you never thought you’d be good at!


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