There are Goldfish smashed into the rug, a cold cup of coffee on the counter (again), and someone’s yelling “MuM!” like it’s their job.
It doesn’t feel holy.
It feels like noise. Stress. Repetition. And maybe failure.

But what if this is where purpose actually lives?

1. Purpose isn’t just what you do—it’s who you are.

God isn’t waiting for you to get your act together. He called you right here, in the mess.
You are not off-mission because your house is loud and your planner looks like a crime scene.
You don’t need a curated life to live a called one. He’s after you, not what your career path.

2. Purpose grows in the boring stuff.

You don’t “find your purpose” by chasing a big moment. You become who you were made to be through small, faithful steps.
Making dinner? Showing up (again)? Saying no to something shiny so you can say yes to something sacred? That’s what purpose looks like with sneakers on.

3. God isn’t just in the quiet—He’s in the chaos too.

You don’t need a silent retreat to hear Him. (though I think we can all agree it would nice!)
Start with this: “God, how can I reflect You here?”
That’s the real question. Not “what’s my calling?” but “how can I walk like I’m called here?”
Purpose isn’t waiting somewhere out there—it’s unfolding right where you are.

But how to Practice Purpose in the Middle of the Crazy??

• Invite God into the small stuff, not just the crises.

• Speak life. Out loud. Even if your only audience is your toddler and the dog.

• Look for what’s becoming, not just what’s done.

Remember....
God doesn’t need a clean stage to show up.
He builds purpose in the mess—right in the middle of the laundry piles and the mental load.
The question isn’t “Where’s my calling?”

It’s “Am I willing to show up for it in this season—even if it’s loud, sticky, and not at all Instagrammable?”