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Warriors For His Glory

Discovering Your God-Given Purpose in Every Season of Life

Because your calling didn’t expire, stall, or disappear—it might just need to be rediscovered.


Let’s start with the big question every man asks...at some point, every man sits back and thinks: “What am I actually here for?” And we usually think about this during:

  • Yard work

  • Long drives

  • The shower

  • Or right after the pastor says something convicting and we pretend to be “deep in thought” so no one talks to us.


We want our lives to count. We want to make a difference. We want to know we’re not just surviving, we’re becoming something. But purpose can feel confusing, especially when life looks different than we imagined.


The Truth: Your Purpose Didn’t Disappear

Some men think they missed their purpose like it was a train they weren’t paying attention to: “I should’ve accomplished more by now.” “If I hadn’t messed up back then, I’d be farther.” “God had a plan… but I probably threw it off.”


Brother, you are not powerful enough to ruin God’s plan. God’s purpose for your life is not fragile. You didn’t scare Him. You didn’t surprise Him. He didn’t say, “Wow… did NOT see that coming. Now what do I do?”


God’s sovereignty > your mistakes.


Purpose Comes in Seasons — Not One Moment

Ecclesiastes 3:1 says: “For everything there is a season, and a time for every purpose under heaven.” Meaning:

  • There were seasons where your purpose was building.

  • There are seasons where your purpose is developing.

  • There are seasons where your purpose is healing.

  • And there are seasons where your purpose is being fully lived out.

Purpose isn’t found once, it’s walked out daily.


So What’s Your Purpose? The Bible Makes It Clear:

Before God tells you what to do,He tells you who you are. Your purpose begins with identity:

  • You are a son of God. (John 1:12)

  • You are called. (2 Timothy 1:9)

  • You are chosen. (1 Peter 2:9)

  • You are created for good works. (Ephesians 2:10)


Your purpose is not a job.Not a title. Not a role. Your purpose begins with being, not doing. Once you know who you are, what you do flows naturally.


But Let’s Get Practical — Purpose in Real Life

1. If You’re Married

Your purpose is to love your wife like Christ loves the Church. (Ephesians 5:25) This doesn’t mean being perfect. It means showing up consistently, humbly, and sacrificially.


Sometimes your purpose is washing dishes. Sometimes it’s praying with her. Sometimes it’s hearing her out instead of fixing the problem. That’s ministry.


2. If You’re a Father

Your purpose is to disciple your kids, not just raise them. They don’t need Super Dad. They need a father who:

  • Apologizes when he gets it wrong

  • Prays when he’s unsure

  • Shows them what faith looks like in real life


Your presence > your perfection.


3. If You’re Grinding at Work

Your job may not feel spiritual, but your purpose is active there. How you work reflects who you belong to. Colossians 3:23: “Work willingly at whatever you do, as though you were working for the Lord.”


Even if your boss is… let’s say… a “sanctification opportunity.”


4. If You Feel Stuck or Lost Right Now

Sometimes your purpose in this season is:

  • Healing

  • Resting

  • Learning

  • Being still

  • Letting God rebuild you


David was called to be king…but first he was a shepherd.

Moses was called to lead Israel…but first he was in the desert.

Jesus spent 30 years preparing for 3 years of public ministry.

Preparation is not wasted time. It’s purpose in progress.


The Funny Part?

Men want purpose to feel EPIC.


We imagine:

  • Climbing mountains

  • Slaying giants

  • Starting movements

  • Creating empires

  • Sword in hand, war cry in our chest


But often purpose looks more like:

  • Faithfulness

  • Patience

  • Showing up

  • Serving

  • Loving the hard-to-love

  • Being consistent when no one is watching


God doesn’t ask you to be epic.He asks you to be obedient.


How to Step Into Purpose Right Now

1. Ask God to Show You What Matters Today

Not the next 10 years...today.


2. Serve Someone

Purpose always starts with service.


3. Do the Next Small Faithful Step

Not dramatic. Just consistent.

God steers moving men, not frozen ones.


Brother, you are not behind. You are not disqualified. You are not drifting.

You are being shaped. You are being forged. You are being prepared.


And your purpose is not somewhere “out there.”

Your purpose is wherever your feet are right now. Home. Work. Church. Community. Family.


Walk today with intention, and you’ll walk into your calling.


⚔️ Call to Action:

Before the day ends, pray this simple prayer: “God, show me how to be faithful in the season I’m in.”


Then take one small step:

  • Send encouragement

  • Pray with someone

  • Serve your home

  • Reach out to a brother

  • Start something small


Purpose grows through action.

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