In loving your spiritual family, you’ll learn the essential skill of unselfish loving.

God created us to be part of a spiritual family that dedicates itself to loving and honoring him-as a believer, you’re not only his child but a sibling to all other past, present, and future believers. The second purpose of your life is unselfishly loving fellow members of God’s family. It’s a lifestyle that centers on making God happy. Worship doesn’t happen only when you’re in church. Your first purpose is worship-bringing pleasure to God. You’ll learn to see the glory of God everywhere, deepen your love for others, find the unique service you were made for, and prepare your character for the promise of eternal life. In living the purpose-driven life, you’ll start to find meaning in every moment of your life. In The Purpose Driven Life, Pastor Rick Warren reveals the meaning of life from a Christian perspective-five purposes that you were created by God to fulfill: worship, unselfish fellowship, spiritual maturity, your ministry, and your mission. Like many people, you might feel that you’re simply existing in life, going through the motions without understanding what it all means. Keep reading to learn more about The Purpose-Driven Life. Once you identify how you can live out each purpose, you must learn how to keep all of them in balance throughout your life. When you live out his five purposes, you experience the abundant life he promised. The purpose-driven life is what God planned for you. What are the five purposes in The Purpose-Driven Life? How do you keep them all in balance? Like this article? Sign up for a free trial here. Shortform has the world's best summaries and analyses of books you should be reading. This article is an excerpt from the Shortform book guide to 'The Purpose Driven Life' by Rick Warren.

The purpose driven life day 4