Do you feel like you are running on autopilot?
That's what happens when you bury your emotions and you are not your true self to others or yourself. God expects us to live with maturity and wisdom. What would it feel like to raise your awareness and become intentional in everything you do?
How you do anything is how you do everything.
Are you living in a bubble watching others live full and fruitful lives?
Could it be you are focusing on yourself a bit too much? How much of yourself do you give freely? Jesus gave the disciples the Fivefold ministries of Apostle, Prophet, Evangelist, Shepherd (Pastor), and Teacher. There is a ministry style in you that can be applied to your entire life, not jus in the church. Do you know what it is?
There are many gifts, but one body.
Do you wonder where God is in your life?
Regardless of your age God has expectations of you. He created you with a specific design that is unrepeatable and unique only to you. When you know how God designed you your life will open up to unimagined opportunities.
Discover who you are and be more of that.
Find what you are good at and do more of that.
No more feeling frustrated and stuck!
Where do you want to improve in your life?
• Do you want to know yourself better? Strengthen your relationship with God?
• Would life become more satisfying if you focused more on helping others? Could you improve your relationships?
• What would life be like if your emotions didn't control you? You can grow in EQ and live a more balanced life- for your family, your coworkers and employees, your friends, for everyone your encounter....... for yourself!
Blessed Pier Georgio Frassati: Verso l'alto!
Blessed Pier Georgio Frassati is a classic example of an individual pursuing the Christian life. He was a man who loved adventure, but loved Jesus first. He cared for those in need, took care of children as well as the elderly, and always desired a virtuous life. But as a human, he lived to the fullest. Frassati was a mountain climber and knew he was never alone on the mountain. He was always with God, and could count on his friends for having his back when needed. And they counted on him, as well.
Blessed Pier Georgio knew where he stood in his Godly design and made good use of it before he died of polio at the young age 24. He understood that he was an integral part of the community and went out of his way to insure others were cared for. It was obvious that he lived life to the fullest, and his maturity, his ability to manage emotions, was an asset of immeasurable proportions.
Blessed Pier Georgio Frassati was in constant pursuit of the Christian Life.