How to Know God’s Will for Your Life?

Would you like to talk to someone? Click Here! God’s plans for you are better than any you can make for yourself. So don’t fear God’s will, even if it’s different from yours. ~ Greg Laurie
God’s will be done, not my will!Â
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On this page, we share that God’s will is wiser and better than our own, even when following it is difficult. We discover His direction through Scripture, prayer, the Holy Spirit, faith, and surrendering our desires to Jesus Christ. Rather than focusing on possessions, status, or appearance, God cares about our character, obedience, love for Him, and compassion toward others.
Until we fully grasp the profound truth about God and what God’s will is, we will strive to understand His wisdom and omnipotence, since He is the creator of not only the vast heavens and earth but also each intricate detail that makes up you and me; we may fail to comprehend our purpose in this world. However, we must acknowledge that God will judge us based on what we have accomplished or neglected throughout our existence. God’s will be done, not our will! We need to come to the point where we proclaim Jesus as our Lord and Savior as we strive to align ourselves with His desires. To walk faithfully according to God’s will requires patience and faith. We must gladly surrender ourselves entirely to Him. Our actions should reflect His ways. A prayer I truly love that I often pray is, “What do you want me to do, Lord?”
Isaiah 55:8-9Â “For my thoughts are not your thoughts, neither are your ways my ways,” “declares the Lord. “As the heavens are higher than the earth, so are my ways higher than your ways and my thoughts than your thoughts.
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Embrace your journey toward understanding how you can be an instrument of God’s divine purpose; take the time you need to discern and grow in His boundless love. When we proclaim Jesus as our Lord and Savior and strive to do His will, only then can God’s will be done in our lives. We must do God’s will in His way, in His time. ~Â Bill Greguska
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God’s Will Versus Our Will: Learning to Surrender?
Doing God’s will can be difficult at times, but it is always for our best. Doing God’s will can be challenging because of temptation and our flesh, yet the more we do it, the more we see it is best for us. God’s will is the ONLY good standard for living. The problem is that we fall short even if we set out to do God’s will. We are fallen creatures, and God can understand that. He has compassion and mercy for us because He loves you and me.
How Prayer Helps You Discern God’s Will!
Unfortunately, this can be our attitude toward God. Of course, this is not the truth, and we ought to kick that thought out of our minds. Is God’s way or the natural consequences an excellent way to think about it? Unfortunately, God’s will is the opposite of our intention and what we want to do. Do we trust and love God with our whole heart, mind, and soul? Or do we instead want to satisfy our flesh and worldly desires that tempt us? You will have to answer for yourself, but I choose to serve the Lord. Be bold, and share God’s will with the people you encounter each day. ~ Bill Greguska
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Things That God Is Not Concerned About!
What kind of car do you own?
He’ll know how many people you gave rides to who didn’t have transportation.
How big was your house?
He’ll ask how many people you welcomed into your home.
About the clothes you wear?
He’ll ask how many you helped clothe.
Or about how much money you made?
He’ll ask if you compromised your character to get it.
What is your job title?
He’ll ask if you did your job to the best of your ability.
How many friends do you have?
He’ll ask how many people you’ve reached out to and how many friendships you’ve formed.
What neighborhood do you live in?
He’ll ask how you treated your neighbors.
Your skin color?
He’ll ask about your character.
God knows you and me better than we could imagine. That is why we do not need to worry. God cares more about whether you love him with all your heart, mind, and soul, and love your neighbor as yourself.
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God is omnipotent, meaning He knows everything. He is also omnipresent, meaning He is everywhere simultaneously. Bottom line: God knows everything about you, so you don’t need to worry about what God will ask you, because He already knows.
There are questions I am sure you and I would want to ask God, and in time, we Christians will be able to ask them. Are you a Christian? If not, then now is the time to think about what God has done for you and decide to live your life for him! God’s ways vs. my way can be hard depending on how close you walk with the Lord. Satan is always ready to steal and kill, and Satan weakens us with temptations that can be overpowering without God’s help!
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