In Philippians 3:13-14, Paul emphasizes the importance of pressing forward towards the goal set before us. As mission-driven individuals, we must adopt this mindset in our daily lives. It’s not enough to merely have a mission; we must actively pursue it with determination and focus. Just as Paul did not dwell on past achievements or setbacks, you too should let go of distractions and keep your eyes fixed on the prize. Every day presents an opportunity to take steps towards fulfilling your mission. You need to be intentional about it. Daily small actions eventually add up into significant milestones.
Having a mission means you have a plan for your world. The Bible is clear in its description of the thief’s agenda. The thief is motivated by a desire to steal and destroy. It makes no difference how decent, pleasant, or noble it appears on the outside; the ultimate goal is evil. That is why, if you are willing to lead as the salt and light of your community, you must be mindful of your agenda. Do not shy away from it. God gave you an agenda for a reason. The divine agenda you establish and enforce will consume every demonic agenda out there.
Setting the agenda and driving it forward requires discipline and perseverance. It means prioritizing tasks that align with your mission every single day. That’s how you work towards its realization. Like Paul, who tirelessly spread the gospel despite facing numerous obstacles, we must remain steadfast in our commitment to our mission. This might involve sacrificing personal comfort or convenience, but the rewards far outweigh the challenges. When you stay dedicated to your mission and striving towards its fulfillment each day, you position yourself to experience the fullness of God’s calling in your life.
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