My aim is precise

Today, co-writer Paul Marc Goulet wrote the message of "A Miracle Every Day". I pray his message and audio will bless you today. -- I suspect you don’t always attain what you aim for. I like to play darts with my grandchildren. The purpose of a dart game is to hit a series of numbers in a specific order with a small pointed projectile. It’s hilarious because my grandkids rarely even hit the dartboard. They’ve hit a lamp, the ceiling and the wall. They’ve even hit each other a time or two. It’s hilarious!  Do you always hit what you are aiming for?  friend, aiming at a target is important in life. I can assure you that aiming will not guarantee success, but it certainly increases your chances. I even believe that aiming at something good pleases God. Paul revealed that he aimed for three things in his life: “that I may know Him and the power of His resurrection, and the fellowship of His sufferings, being conformed to His death”. (Philippians 3:10, NKJV)  

1. Paul aimed to know Christ intimately, even experientially.
2. Paul wanted to know the power of the resurrection. That’s a lot of power.
3. Paul wanted to discover Christ, even in times of suffering.

friend, what are you aiming for? What’s your target? Is it success, joy, peace, souls, family, cars, pleasure, revenge or something else? Something darker or more sinister?  I want to encourage you to adopt Paul’s list of targets:

1. Come to know Christ intimately. 
2. Seek His power in your daily life.
3. Pray for others and spread His power. 
4. Invite Christ to help you and others through times of trouble. 

The Spirit of God is called the Comforter. friend, He can be your Comforter. No matter what trial you are facing, Jesus is close to you by His Spirit.  We have a prayer team ready to stand in the gap for you. We believe in the power of God, and we love you. Never forget you’re a miracle!  Paul Marc Goulet -- Thank you, Paul Marc, for sharing this today!