I heard casey neistat saying this, what do you guys think? It definitely removes some pressure for me; knowing that I have time to figure things out.

my church hosted a conference over the weekend. Our global senior pastor is an anointed man of God. When he speaks its like a sword, sharp and accurate. And when he recounts his stories of simple obedience and cites the Scriptures or is led by the Spirit, I thought to myself, I am called to this too. . But not for the sake of stroking my ego but for the lost to come to Christ and for the church to be sanctified & strengthened. as a 31 year old, I ought to have been walking out my purpose already but I think it’s been held back because of childish ways, hidden sins, and passivity as a result. And I know I am in process. The big events that everyone sees is not the event itself but a culmination of many disciplines, trials, and unseen monotonous routines. So that is why I’m committing to read one chapter of the Gospel (John) remembering and speaking out one verse that moves me, and write a list of my prayers. We usually live off the big prophetic word that inspires us and keeps us on cloud 9 or the one electric conference but what are we doing day to day that is helping us to determine who we will be in Christ down the road ?

Do you follow religious rituals such as not working on Saturdays or celebrating the holidays indicated in the old testament such as Easter, just to give an example? or do you focus only on developing your personal relationship with God?

I am currently learning Spanish. It's definitely a rocky road for me, let's say I have other powers then learning languages :P Still I'm holding on and with the smallest babysteps I finally start to make progression. Actions I do: - Once a week I have private lesson with a Spanish teacher (online course) - Once a week I do homework (online course workbook) - I practice Duolingo every day (for 324 days now, yeah!) What's your #1 advice learning a language?

How many times a week do you guys hit the gym?