Catalyst People Information

God has created a new day for His specific purposes in us today, every day. Since God has sent His Catalysts to the exact place and time where each of us is today, this minute, and we are being transformed to fit into His eternal design, our job-1 is looking into that Designer, into His face, surrendering our lives to that transformation. By that determined interaction with Him, we are equipped for each moment, He is able to cloth Himself in our skin and be in that place He has sent us and, in our surrendered body, physically interact with the people He planned to connect with today. A fundamental element in a Catalyst's day is time set aside to hear God speak to us personally as we read His Living Book and to respond intimately and courageously to that which He calls us. That intimate conversation with Him is the core of our life, our identity. What Jesus says is the place to start. Listening to His perspective and commands is vital to that conversation. Well, what ARE His commands, then? What DOES He say about - ____? Fill in the blank with the question needing an answer in your own heart right now. Jesus was not only the Creator of human beings, but He also became one of us, so that He could be the undisputed Authority on us being us, not just human beings in general, but specifically you and me. We are His premier creation, His image-bearer, His physical presence in the physical world. If you have a Bible reading regimen, we invite you to "turn up the index," as Oswald Chambers says. Turn up your personal engagement to make it an inevitable staple of every day. If you are not already on a schedule, please join us in the most important resource here at CatalystPeople.com, the DailyHungry Bible Reader. It is designed, not as a commentary, but a personal commentary generator, a strong starter-kit for us to develop our own interactive record of the conversations with Jesus as we turn that into action throughout the day, sacrificing our natural way, to live out His way. That process gives Him the prerogative ...