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Most people spend their lives chasing what they want to have, hoping it will eventually tell them who they are. But the order is backwards and it's costing people their peace, their purpose, and their sense of identity.
In Be On Purpose: The Principles of BE- DO- HAVE, Kevin L. Satisfield introduces a transformative framework rooted in Genesis 1:26: God's intention was never for us to perform our way into identity, but to first understand who we are, then do from that place of identity, so that we can rightly have and steward what follows.
Drawing from his own story losing his father at age five, growing up with the nickname "Stutter Boy," working at a shipyard, and a pivotal moment of surrender alone in a Brooklyn apartment Kevin shares how he learned this principle the hard way, and how it became the foundation for T3 Ministries, an organization devoted to helping teenagers and young adults discover their Identity, walk in Acceptance, and live with Approval.
Across 16 chapters, this book unpacks the BE-DO-HAVE framework through Scripture, personal testimony, and practical application. Readers will explore topics including discipline and consistency, building systems for growth, overcoming the "Stutter Boy" mindset of shame and insecurity, and learning to live with purpose rather than by accident.
Whether you're a young adult wrestling with who you are, a parent hoping to guide your children toward a secure identity, or someone simply tired of measuring your worth by what you do or own, Be On Purpose offers a biblically grounded, practically applicable roadmap back to the truth: you were made in the image of God and that truth changes everything about how you live, lead, and love.
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