Thinking about the size of your mission can quickly become overwhelming. The bigger the vision, the easier it is to feel stuck, unsure of where to start. That is why it’s important to keep a clear sense of the overall mission while staying fully engaged in the present. Jesus knew His purpose was to save the world, yet He focused on teaching, healing, and serving daily. In the same way, you must break down your mission into daily tasks. Take one step at a time, stay faithful in small things, and trust God to handle the bigger picture.
Jesus is the author and finisher of our faith (Hebrews 12:2). This means that the mission He placed in your heart did not start with you, and it won’t be completed by your strength alone. Just as salvation is by grace through faith, so is the fulfillment of your calling. You are not running this race alone—God’s grace is at work in you, guiding, strengthening, and making the impossible possible. So, don’t stress or strive in your own power. Walk in faith, trust in His leading, and let His grace carry you through every challenge until the work is complete.
To stay on course, break your mission into clear, manageable steps. Each day, ask: “What is the one thing I can do today that moves me forward?” Stay prayerful and sensitive to God’s leading—He will show you the next step at the right time. Surround yourself with people who sharpen your vision and keep you accountable. When challenges come, lean on grace, not just effort. And most importantly, never lose sight of the One who called you. Keep your eyes on Jesus, take it one step at a time, and trust that He will bring your mission to completion.
