Creatively thinking and planning for new ventures or projects within a Christian context is essential to effective ministry. Harnessing our God-given talents and ideas to further His work, approaching each project with as much dedication and effort as we would in any other area of our lives.
Proverbs 21:5 (NCV) states, "Good planning and hard work lead to prosperity, but hasty shortcuts lead to poverty." Not that it’s about money, but a positive outcome.
Approaching Kingdom projects with the same level of commitment and planning as secular ones demonstrates our reverence for God's work. It’s about stewarding the resources and abilities He has given us to their potential. This commitment to excellence in all we do is a powerful way to witness to others and make a meaningful impact in our communities and beyond. If you fail to plan, you end up planning to fail by lack of preparation.
Quote
If you fail to plan, you are actually planning to fail.
Prayer
Lord, thank You for allowing me to serve You in Your Kingdom. Amen.
Action Point
Get advice and think and pray through all aspects of your new project.
Copyright notices
(NCV) The Holy Bible, New Century Version®. Copyright © 2005 by Thomas Nelson, Inc.
Use in other publications
You can freely use this devotional personally, in your Church or Ministry when including this notice. Copyright © Carl Brettle. Subscribe for free via www.imani.org
Comments