wayne mcmillan

Spiritual maturity is not measured by how much you know — it’s measured by how quickly you respond to what God shows you. This is where purpose deepens. This is where transformation stabilizes. This is where a man stops “trying to grow” and starts living grown. Live on Purpose Hebrews 5:14 says, “Strong meat belongs to those who are mature…”  — meaning the deeper things of God are available to the man who is willing to be stretched, challenged, corrected, and developed. God is maturing you...

One of the greatest marks of maturity is not how well a man begins — but how faithfully he finishes. Beginning requires energy, but finishing requires character. Paul writes, “He who began a good work in you will complete it…”  (Philippians 1:6). God is a finisher by nature — and He expects His sons to reflect that same spirit. Not perfection. Not performance. But follow-through. Finishing builds trust. Finishing builds confidence. Finishing honors the purpose God put in your hands. Sometimes...

Live on Purpose At this point in the journey, momentum becomes less about excitement and more about commitment . Early on, change feels inspiring — even energizing. But real maturity shows up when the inspiration fades and the habits take over. God never intended your growth to depend on emotion. In fact, scripture tells us, “Be steadfast, immovable…”  (1 Corinthians 15:58). That word “steadfast” paints a picture of a man who is locked into his purpose — who doesn’t drift with his feelings or...