Hello, my friends. Happy Monday morning. You have found the morning mindset. This is our

opportunity together as brothers and sisters in Jesus Christ to get our minds aligned with

the truth of God. And if you're new with us, you have jumped right into the tail end of

a series called Realities. We've been highlighting some of the behind-the-scenes truths that

we often don't notice in our day to day, but we need to pull to the forefront and remind ourselves

about because of how they can impact the lives we live on planet earth. Welcome, I'm glad you're here.

Before we dive into today's episode about the meaning of life and the fact that we've been

provided meaning by Christ, I want to ask all you Christian husbands out there to give me your

feedback regarding your level of interest and a potential men's event where a small group of us

would get together, have some teaching and some learning together, accountability, build relationships,

and up our game as Christian husbands and leaders in our home. If you're interested, please go to

carrygreen.com, C-A-R-E-Y, greenlikethecolor.com slash husband camp, and fill out the form that's

available there. You can find that link in the description for this episode as well.

Okay, I remember earlier in my walk as a human being asking the question, what's the purpose of my life?

And behind that is kind of this desire that we all have to know that there is meaning to this life

that we're living. Do you find your spirit resonating with that? Do you find yourself wanting to know

beyond a shadow of a doubt that your life has purpose? And there's a reason that you're on the planet.

Well, besides just the logical conclusion that if there was no reason for you to be here, God would

have taken you to heaven already. There are scriptural truths that we can go to and see just a little

glimpse peek through the keyhole, so to speak, of God's view of why we're on the planet.

I want to take you today to 2 Corinthians chapter 1 verses 3 through 4.

And here we find the very beginning sentences of the Apostle Paul's lengthy letter to the

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