These are prophetic days. Days just like the days of Noah. And before we know it, our Savior will return. We see the signs of the times and we fully trust in God's plan. Now it is time for biblical Christians to live each day with prophetic urgency.
Simple living is an attitude of the heart that can help us align with God’s plan for our lives and find true fulfillment. It is the answer to so many worries in life, but only the courageous will make the necessary changes to take hold of that which is truly life.
In our eBook "5 Keys to Living Strategically", we study what the Bible says about a life lived with intention. We see these five keys as essential elements for any Christian who wants to make the most of their life.
Hebrews 12:1 tells us to "lay aside every encumbrance and the sin which so easily entangles us, and let us run with endurance the race that is set before us.” When we pursue things that lead to freedom, we can set aside encumbrances and live a life unhindered!
Learn the biblical prescription for living wisely and making the most of our short time on earth through our five pillars of living strategically. We pray that you will apply these five strategic keys to your own life and discover the blessings that follow.
Are we living in the end times? That's the big question on today's episode of the Living Strategically podcast. We also review Jonathan Cahn's new book, The Oracle: The Jubilean Mysteries Unveiled, which was released in September 2019.
Simple living is an attitude of the heart that God calls His children to live by in order to find true fulfillment. The world will tell you to aim for quantity over quality, but that actually leads to a stressful life. When we stay content with a more simple lifestyle, it helps us prioritize the essential and live more intentionally.
Sometimes we come against obstacles that hinder our effectiveness as Christians, even hindering us from fulfilling our life’s calling. When we walk by the Spirit, it keeps us on the straight and narrow, because we see sin for what it really is (captivity) and we see submission to God for what it really is (freedom). We need to aim for living unhindered!
An important part of stewardship is looking at the big picture rather than being short-sighted — taking the time to examine how we are investing the assets that God entrusts into our care. If we're not careful, we'll lose sight of our higher calling and reach the end of our lives without fulfilling our God-given purpose.