Purpose Is the Antidote to Drift
“We drift when we lose sight of why God left us on earth. Our goal is to participate in God’s redemptive plan for the world. If we embrace purpose, we gain power.”
— Ephesians 1:3–12 (paraphrased)
Drift rarely happens because we stop believing. It happens because we stop remembering why we’re here.
Ephesians 1 reminds me that my life is not meant to be random or reactive—I’ve been chosen, redeemed, and positioned on purpose. When I lose sight of that, I drift into busyness, comparison, or comfort. But when I reconnect with God’s purpose, something shifts: clarity replaces confusion, courage replaces hesitation, and power replaces passivity.
Purpose isn’t just inspirational—it’s directional. And direction is what gives leadership weight.
When we align our lives with God’s redemptive plan—where we are, with what we have—we stop drifting and start moving with intention.
Next Step::
Take 10 minutes this week and ask one simple question:
“How is my current work, leadership, or influence participating in God’s redemptive plan for others?”
Write it down. Share it. Act on it.
If you’re ready to reconnect identity, purpose, and leadership—and move from drift to direction—I’d love to walk that journey with you.
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