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Purpose can feel like a spotlight you never asked for, especially when everyone around you looks like they have a plan. We’re back on Compass Chronicles for Sips and Scripts, and I’m Javier walking through Day 2 of Forged in Faith, a men’s devotional chapter called “Discovering Your Purpose.” If you’ve ever felt anxiety, grief, or plain exhaustion around the question “What am I here to do?” this one is for you.

We start with Jeremiah 29:11 and read it as what it actually is: a covenant promise from a God who already knows the plans, even factoring in your detours, mistakes, and off course seasons. Then we move into Ephesians 2:10 and the idea that purpose is not something you manufacture from scratch. You are God’s workmanship, His poema, created with intention and prepared good works. That means calling starts with identity in Christ, not a job title or a role you try to perform.

From there we get practical with Romans 12:6 by naming gifts, passions, and the stewardship it takes to develop what God placed in you. We talk obedience and fear through Abraham’s story in Hebrews 11:8, and we deal honestly with doubt through Moses and God’s simple promise: “I will be with you.” We close with Psalm 37:4 and the kind of delight in the Lord that realigns your desires until purpose feels like the most alive version of you.

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