Find Your Unique Purpose In Life

Practical tools to help you live out your God-given destiny

Discover

your identity.

Learn who you are at the core of your being and weed out distractions – so you can become a fuller expression of who God made you to be.

Live

your purpose.

Get the tools you need, including the Enneagram, to help define your purpose and set out on a path to live out that purpose every day.

Change

the world.

Give God maximum glory with the life he’s given you as you transform your sphere of influence in the way you were uniquely created to.

I wanted to weep for all the years of not understanding who I am. It was a complete release to understand for the first time that nothing was wrong with me – and that there was a way out.”

-Lauren K.

Honestly, all that Heath taught was new and very valuable information. The most helpful part was believing and receiving that I am God’s beloved.”

-Andrea A.

Thanks for your teaching on destiny. [Famous TV preacher] had sickened me on the concept until now!”

-Ralph W.

The biggest lesson…is learning to hear and experience God’s love in a way I never have before.”

-Cecilia L.

Recent Blog Posts

Identity, Destiny and a Chance to Win My New Program

By hhavlick |

“The most important of all functions…is to become who we are, the unique manifestation of the Word of God that the Spirit designed us to be.”   ~Fr. Thomas Keating, Intimacy with God Deep down, you know there’s more than the busy, workaday life you’re living. There’s a higher calling inside…

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What Does It Mean to Be Your Best Self?

By hhavlick |

“I was not at my best in that moment.” “Bring your best self.” We have a notion that we have two selves: the one that we would like to be all the time and the one that we are most of the time. This idea comes from several places. Each…

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What Does It Mean to Become Spiritually Mature?

By hhavlick |

  I come from a long line of emotionally damaged people. I bet you do, too! My family weren’t sociopaths, but still, as a former pastor used to say, “Hurt people hurt people.” This damage limits the set of options we have for reacting to people and situations. For example,…

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