God Made You on Purpose
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Each Lesson quiz is not designed to measure right or wrong answers. It is a completion-based reflection intended to help you engage thoughtfully with the lesson material. Because this is a desktop course, your responses are not submitted electronically or reviewed through the software. Instead, you are personally accountable before God and yourself to engage sincerely with these questions. After completing the reflection, you are encouraged to print your responses. Depending on the instructions you have already been given, you may keep them for personal growth and prayerful review or provide them to your instructor in the manner outlined for this course. The purpose of these questions is not evaluation or theological precision, but intentional reflection, honest engagement, and the application of truth in your life. Taking time to thoughtfully answer and review your responses helps deepen understanding, strengthen spiritual awareness, and support lasting transformation.
What truth about who God created you to be stood out to you the most, and why?
How does knowing that God had a purpose for you before your successes, failures, wounds, or choices reshape the way you see yourself?
Which part of your heart or story do you sense God inviting into healing this week?
What area of your life feels hardest to place in the Potter’s hands, and why?
What situation, pressure, or season in your life feels like the Potter’s hands shaping you right now?
If you have experienced the new birth, how is God continuing to transform you? If not yet, what part of new life in Christ draws your heart?
What is one daily habit or choice you can practice this week that aligns with your God-given identity?
Which truth from this lesson do you most want to practice intentionally in your daily life?
What changes, big or small, did you notice in your thoughts, habits, or responses as you walked through this week?
Which part of God’s original purpose for your life feels the hardest for you to believe right now, and what might be influencing that?
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