Tag: purpose

  • Finding your North Star: Using AI to Clarify Your Life Purpose

    11 AI text prompts to help artists clarify what matters, make better decisions, and build a life around their purpose. Many artists I know are carrying a lot right now. Financial pressure. Uncertainty. Creative frustration. Questions about whether their work matters. Questions about where their next opportunity, commission, grant, or source of income will come

    Finding your North Star: Using AI to Clarify Your Life Purpose

    This is worth the read. The prompts given can be brutally honest, which is risky because you are entrusting your life’s direction in the hands of AI. If it knows a lot about you it can be even more riskier. But there’s no reward without risk.

  • God’s Purpose

    This is from today’s devotional in the Bible app. It is based on Philippians 2:13. Check it out and let me know what you think.

    In Him in Us

    Think about it: God made you. God put you here, at this specific time in history. God has a plan and purpose for your life.

    Not only that, but He gave you a brain that thinks, a heart that beats, and lungs that breathe. He gave you talents and abilities, hopes and desires. He gave you ears and eyes, muscles and ligaments. And He positioned you on this planet that happens to be in the ideal position in our solar system for life to thrive.

    You are a part of God’s plan.

    A mysteriously beautiful part of God’s plan is that He chooses to work through His people…

    “For God is working in you, giving you the desire and the power to do what pleases him.”
    ‭‭Philippians‬ ‭2‬:‭13‬ ‭NLT‬‬

    Everything starts with God and comes from God. But we get to choose if we’ll listen to His Spirit and follow where He leads, or ignore Him. We get to decide if we’ll submit to His nudges and act on His promptings, or try to do it on our own.

    It’s all God, but it’s also Him working in and through His people—just as He intended.

    For those of us who belong to Christ, we are filled with His Spirit. We’re no longer slaves to sin or to this world. We’re no longer incapable of following God. Instead, He gives us new dreams and desires, thoughts and power, and a heart of compassion instead of selfishness. 

    So if an idea pops into your mind about blessing or encouraging someone else, don’t dismiss it. If you suddenly have a burning desire to share His message, to serve others, to give generously, or to shine His love, pay attention.

    It’s likely the Spirit of God, giving you the desire and power to do what pleases Him.