Living an inspired and purpose-driven life sounds good in theory but is it practical for many of us. As I answer the question “What are your thoughts about your purpose,” I hope you’ll find that it is good and practical. But notice, I didn’t say it’s easy.

Bloom where you’re planted. Pray to God for what you need that you may live in peace and prosperity where you are. If the city you live in prospers, you will prosper. That's the truth of the Word.

Our choice of words, the words that we speak have creative power. By our words, we have the ability to give life to something or someone or improve our own lives. You can create the life you desire, change your situation in the future, or even start or stop a blessing. You can do this just by the words you think, then speak. God tells us in His Word that the tongue has incredible power. We can use our tongue to bring blessings and life or curses and death.

To be the best version of yourself, don’t compromise your beliefs, and stay grounded to the source, God. Remain in your spiritual place. That does not mean perfection; it does mean connection. When you commit, your God-given purpose will become apparent and easier to connect with and accomplish.