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“Then the word of the lord (came unto me), saying, Before I formed you in the belly I knew thee; and before thou camest forth out of the womb I sanctified thee, and ordained thee a prophet unto the nations.” Jere (1: 4-5)

Everything you'll ever need to know about the subject purpose from a biblical perspective is found in the above scripture. I'm currently writing a book from the above text titled: Demystifying purpose. Watch-out for it!

Listen! Your purpose is not your job, neither the personal goals you've set for yourself. A good job and set out goals are all very important to our success; in fact, they are supposed to complement purpose, but they shouldn't be confused for purpose. 

To demystify purpose, it's imperative for us to decode the phrase: "Before I formed you in the belly I knew thee." as written in our scriptural text.

Before I formed you! 
Purpose is older than people. Purpose is the preexisted state of every human being, which preceded our actual physical existence. We preexisted in God's mind as purpose, before we were conceived in our mother's womb. Thus, the details of our physical and spiritual composition tell the story of our purpose; our purpose directed our formation in our mother's womb. 

The purpose of our lives defined our physical, mental and spiritual constituent. That's why; once an individual discovers his purpose and outline his life towards fulfilling it; everything about the individual comes together and works in agreement- unleashing incredible ingenuity and divinity. When we live in ignorance of our purpose, we die gradually. 

PURPOSE & LIFE
('Before I formed you in the belly I knew thee.)" Jere 1:4a

Your life didn't begin in your mother's womb. That's why; certain critical insight regarding your purpose is only obtainable when you are given illumination about your existence beyond your mother's womb. 

Your mother carried you in her womb for nine months, but you existed in God's mind since from the foundation of the world. Thus, the longest “pregnancy” of you didn't take place in your mother's womb, but in God's womb (God's mind). Wow! You're not a coincidence on earth, neither are you a biological accident. You're a project, carefully crafted and designed for a unique purpose. What is that purpose? Watch-out for the book: Demystifying Purpose. DrBenard Etta

PREMIERE Sex and the City 2

Sex and the City with a charitable twist

IT MAY be a long way from New York, but there was more than a touch of glamour on display at Mayo Movie World in Castlebar last weekend, for the premiere of the long-awaited 'Sex and the City 2'.

Colourful dresses, labelled handbags and plenty of bling were the order of the evening, as a full house of 240 people packed the theatre to catch up with the adventures of Carrie and Co more than two years on from their first big-screen outing.

Unsurprisingly, the number of females present was multiples of the male representation, but being in the minority did not seem to deter the gentlemen from the primary purpose Cheap Gucci Bags Online of the evening: having fun.

And fun there was aplenty, from the anticipation-filled cheese and wine warm-up reception to the post-movie cocktail bash at local bar Bosh. And the flick itself, of course, provided more than a few light-hearted moments.

But there was a more serious Gucci Outlets side to this particular premiere too. Organised by Mary and Aimée Munroe from Partry, the premiere party was a fundraiser for Aimée and her sister Katie, who are volunteers with the Niall Mellon Township Trust.

The two young Gucci Outlets ladies will travel to South Africa in November with the Irish-based charity, where one of its regular 'building blitzes' will be undertaken.

Through the premiere, a total of 2,600 was raised, which will go a long way towards assisting the Mayo volunteers in their efforts.

The two ladies would like to thank those who assisted in organising the event; in addition to the sponsors - Bosh Bar, Castlebar (cocktails), McGuire Shoes in Castlebar and Ballina (Best Dressed Gucci Outlet sale Lady prize), Sanzio Boutique, Castlebar (Best Dressed Lady prize).

The winner of the Best Dressed Lady competition was Marian Cafferkey, with the runner-up prize going to Imelda McHugh. A special prize for the Best Dressed Man went to Achill's Kenneth Deery.