The glory of God is not only for the extraordinary moments of life. It is the purpose of the whole Christian life. God did not create and save His people merely to survive, chase comfort, or build their own little kingdoms. He made us, placed us where we are, and redeemed us in Christ so that our lives would display His worth and point others to Him. Jesus perfectly glorified the Father in everything He did. He lived, spoke, worked, obeyed, suffered, and loved for the Father’s glory. Believers are now called to reflect His life in their daily choices. Therefore, Christians should first examine their everyday habits—work, relationships, speech, recreation, money, choices, and priorities. And then, make decisions based on what most honors Christ. Learn to see your whole life as a platform for worship.  Whether at work, at home, in church, in conversation, in spending, in serving, in resting, or in decision-making, mature believers increasingly ask: “How can this glorify God?”