GPS

GPS has 2 meanings
1. What does GPS stand for?

Global positioning system

GPS means global positioning system. It is an acronym that refers to a satellite-based navigation system used to determine the location of vehicles and other devices. For more information, view the definition of GPS.

Example

Just give me the addr, I'll use my GPS to find it
A GPS device used on a hike
A GPS device used on a hike

Related Slang

DWTDriving while texting
WWWrong Way
ATWAll the way
20Location
BMWBayerische Motoren Werke

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Updated June 28, 2016
2. What is the Christian version of GPS?

God's positioning system

While most people understand "GPS" to stand for "global positioning system," Christians may also use it to mean "God's positioning system." When they use it in this way, they are saying that God is in control of their (or your) life or the Holy Spirit is prompting them (or you) to move in a certain direction.

For example, your friend may text you after bible study, "thx again for praying for me tonite. waiting on gps to help lead me to the right choice." Or, you might post on your Instagram, "i luv my life rn. and it would not have been possible without god's goodness. #gps"

Example

I can't explain why I ended up here other than the Spirit's GPS
Amen. So glad to hear that

God will guide me #GPS

Related Slang

GICGod's in control
GOKGod only knows
GIGGod is good
TBTGThanks be to God
PTLPraise the Lord
TYLThank you, Lord
LHMLord help me
WWJDWhat would Jesus do
xianChristian
TheobroA conservative male that argues Christian theology
AOYPAngel on your pillow
FundieA religious fundamentalist
Fundie-liteA very religious person

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Updated May 30, 2024

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