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FaithMap is a guide to help you chart the course of your life by faith. From time to t ime we all have hopes, desires and goals to live lives dedicated to God and be a blessing to others. But often we do nothing to bring these qualities into reality. Yet, we can change this with FaithMap. By using FaithMap in our daily prayer time we can chart the direction that we want to accomplish: - In our relationships with God and others
- In our personal lives
- In our ministry
We can reach a higher level in our spiritual lives as we learn to better focus on the objectives we want to see accomplished. We do this by writing out and clarifying our objectives and then praying them out daily. Paul told us to us in Colossians 3:1-3 that: If then you were raised together with Christ, seek the things that are above, where Christ is, seated on the right hand of God. Set your mind on the things that are above, not on the things that are on the earth. For you died, and your life is hidden with Christ in God. But that is only a part of what we do. Using FaithMap we learn to spend time in God's presence, meditate on his word, listen to his voice and intercede for the needs of our world according to the promises of scripture. By using Faith Map we can set our minds and the course of our lives each day on the path that God has for us. In just one hour each day you can delve into the richness of God, pray for the world and your own concerns Make a decision today use this tool to take control of your life and reach the destiny that the Lord has for you. To get started, create an account and log in. To register you must be age of thirteen (13) or older. You can read our terms of use and privacy statement under the Legal Notices menu item. Once you have created an account, read the articles in the Background Articles section. Then click on the FaithMap menu item to go to the FaithMap contents page where you are lead through the sections and topics of your daily prayer time. And in our forums our members can post their feedback on using FaithMap. |