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Do you ever wonder where you belong in the world? Whats your purpose or God's ultimate plan for your life? This is something that I consider a lot. We're all born with gifts in which God gives us to use to glorify him and to help bring others to come to know Jesus. I think that during our teen years however, trying to figure out where we belong, what school to go to, what to major in, how its all going to work out etc, well it can be quite overwhelming. We're being pulled so many different directions by so many different people and things that some days its like we don't even know which was is up anymore. If your like me then you probably pray a lot asking God to lead you in your life and as I like to put it, "take the reins." This is something we should all do regularly, by praying for God to be in control of our lives, it gives a sense of peace, reassurance. Not reassurance that life will be easy, but that we will end up where we're supposed to be and that we're walking the appropriate path needed to get there. When the world is pulling us a million different directions at a billion miles an hour, it can feel as if stopping for a moment is impossible. This being said, I encourage you to among the caos and the confusion, just stop. Pray and make sure while your looking everywhere constantly that your eyes are always fixed above on the Lord. Our relationship with God is the most important of all and just like any relationship, in order to keep it going strong it needs to be maintained. Take time with your heavenly father, let him guide you and I assure you even if the road isn't the most ideal conditions, you will end up exactly where your supposed to be.

Something I read in my devotions tonight, that I'm honestly not sure how to answer yet and I'd like you to consider and pray about as well for yourself is, "You have one line to describe your life, one sentence for your entire life. What do you want it to be?"

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