Common sense might bring one to conclude that if we are called to fulfill God’s great plan, our human achievements and abilities must also be great and powerful. However, just the opposite is true. Throughout the Bible, God accomplishes great things by means of the small and seemingly insignificant. Little things in the right context work together to produce faith in us, glorify God, and fulfill His awesome plan.

God has made many promises to His faithful followers. We can be assured of these promises because His every utterance is truth! What are we doing then to make that truth a reality in our lives?

To be a Christian involves having a special vision that seems foolish when measured by worldly standards. Whereas the goals that are set by worldly measures seek a short-term outcome with a temporary duration, the goals of a Christian are long-term and eternal. These actions we take today must be directed towards the ultimate long-term outcome that God plans for each of us.

In a world that is ripe with self-importance, self-justification and disregard for God, what is our charter? What is it that God really expects from us as true Christians and eventually from the entire world? What truly matters in God’s view?

What does the Bible say about the length of our lives on Earth as human beings? What can we do to make the most of the relatively short time we have been granted to live? By following the instructions we have been given, we can be fulfilled to the utmost!

Jesus Christ is the most well-known name in the world today, but very few people actually know Him for Who He really is! Even fewer grasp the reality that Jesus Christ lives!