I Consider My Life Worth Nothing so I Can Gain it All

The writer of Acts in the Bible counted his life worth nothing in comparison to his purpose of finishing the race in life of spreading the gospel. He came to a point in walking with the Lord that his personal interests were no longer important to him, only that which the Lord has assigned for him to carry out. When our own interests become insignificant in comparison to our God given purpose (which becomes a burning desire to fulfill), we are on board the victory train for successful living. When God’s plans become more important than our own strategized plans that God was never involved in, we begin to understand life on a different level. Certain things we gave much energy to in life become less important and of less significance. Once we can say I consider my life worth nothing, and my only aim in life is to finish my course laid out from the Lord, you’re in a good place. You’ve counted this world as nothing, a loss for the sake of Christ and His kingdom. All the things many church folk say you can’t have or can’t do now that you’re a Christian is not true. Once you’ve studied your Bible for yourself, getting revelation knowledge along the way, you’ll obtain the understanding of what’s actually cool with God, and what’s not (it’s a personal relationship with basic rules of instruction). Just do the assignment He’s given you to complete and your life will be fulfilled on every level.