How would you finish the sentence?

I live for…

• weekends?
• tacos?
• Jesus?
• adventures?
• love?
• free time?
• comfort?
• retirement?

But would you die for what you live for?

Often, we’re not willing to die for what we live for. We value something or someone – until we don’t, until the cost becomes too high.

Perhaps we need to be more careful with our deep, life-nourishing commitments. We need to be purposeful about our purpose.

And if you won’t die for it, is it important enough to live for?