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Purpose (Episode 2)

Tuesday 11th February 2025

Wes Thompson and Austin Hill explore the deeper meaning of purpose from a Christian perspective, focusing on identity and God's love.
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Finding Your True Purpose: A Journey Beyond Doing

Episode Overview

  • Purpose starts with understanding who you are.
  • Christian perspective ties purpose to God's love and creation.
  • Society often pushes a doing-oriented mindset.
  • Scriptural references provide insight into true purpose.
  • Purpose is more about being than doing.
I think we have to kind of go back to the beginning and say, and maybe be reminded that I'm not, from a Christian perspective, I'm not responsible for coming up with purpose all on my own.
Have you ever pondered the deeper meaning of your existence? In this episode of Relational Recovery, hosts Wes Thompson and Austin Hill dive into the concept of 'Purpose'. They challenge the common notion that purpose is solely about what we do, proposing instead that it begins with understanding who we are. This conversation takes a Christian perspective, emphasising that our ultimate purpose is tied to God's love and His creation.
The hosts discuss how societal pressures push us towards a doing-oriented mindset, but they suggest starting with the question of identity and relationship with God. This episode is perfect for anyone grappling with their sense of purpose, offering a refreshing perspective that blends spirituality with practical insights. So, if you're ready to explore the idea that purpose is more about being than doing, this episode is a must-listen.