The Wall Between You and God’s Will(part 1)
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The messenger Paul says of God, "How unsearchable are his judgments and how equivocal his ways. For who has known the psyche of the Lord?" two or three verses later, he says, "You may observe what is the will of God." He says, It is difficult to get a handle on or comprehend the brain of God. At that point he says, And you will learn it.
We definitely know, from somewhere else in Scripture, the greatest, broadest measurements of God's will for us — what he has uncovered in his pledge. Paul says, "This is the will of God, your blessing" (1 Thessalonians 4:3). His will is for you to wind up increasingly like Christ. And afterward in the following section, "Celebrate dependably, ask without stopping, offer gratitude in all conditions; for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus for you" (1 Thessalonians 5:16– 18). God's will is for you to celebrate dependably, only one out of every odd occasionally, and to implore diligently about everything, and to express gratefulness amidst anything, regardless of how hard.
The witness Peter likewise says, "This is the will of God, that by doing great you should put to hush the numbness of absurd individuals" (1 Peter 2:15). God's will for you is to do the sort of good, with his assistance and quality, that the world can't deny or disgrace.
We know a greater amount of God's will than we frequently acknowledge, yet there is a lot more — vastly more — that we don't know yet (his "mystery will"), and a few things we may never completely get a handle on. Indeed, even paradise won't feel like the finish of our trip into his will; it will feel like the perfect, freed start of an endless investigation into his brain and heart.
So what do we do with what we don't know now?
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The will of God towards everyone is of good and not evil but sin has created an hindrance between humans and the good will God has planned for us
If we want to see the height of God's will for us,we need to begin to think less highly of ourselves .
We are the walls between us and God's will.
Our pride covers our eyes to what he wants for us and what he planned for us.
We all know that there's a barrier keeping us from experiencing the joy of God's will in our lives.
We need to stay away from sin and the things that separates us from the will of God and from experiencing his great plans towards our lives.
You will begin to discern what is the will of God ,what is good ,acceptable and perfect.
It is the will of God that we do what He requires of us, to do what is right. The only time we disobey God is when we choose to follow our will instead of His will for our lives, like Jesus said that father not my will but let your will be done, that should be our attitude.
The thought of God towards us is greater than what we can imagine.
It takes someone that really has understanding of how great God is to really appreciate His great plans towards us.
It is only our ways and deed that can block God from reaching us. Sin is a barrier.
Many, O LORD my God, are the wonders which You have done, And Your thoughts toward us; There is none to compare with You. If I would declare and speak of them, They would be too numerous to count.
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We most times worry about about how things will be for us without considering the capability of God and His own thought towards what we are anxious of.
The more we submit our will to His own will for our lives with believe that His thought towards us is of good and of peace, the more we enjoy peace of mind.
No matter how good our will is in our own sight, HIS WILL IS ALWAYS THE BEST BEACAUSE HE WANT THE BEST FOR US.
We know a more prominent measure of God's will than we often recognize, yet there is significantly more — boundlessly more — that we don't know yet (his "riddle will"), and a couple of things we may never totally understand.
It is hard to grasp the puzzle of God's works and ponders, yet we can speak with me cause he has sent his lone generated child as a go between amongst God and man.
If we want to climb the unclimbable mountains of God’s majesty and begin to discern his will, we must die to our sense of our own grandeur. We must break free from our illusions about the pleasures and acceptance of our small world, and fix the eyes of our hearts on the bigness and beauty of our God.
What God has made is perfect and its great for those who trust in him in truth and in spirit because they will always recieve mercy from the sight of God.
Those who trust in the lord and those who have given their life to christ will always find favour in the face of the lord and they shall lway receive divine direction from the Almighty God
For he who have christ in him is a complete man or woman and will always find favour in the face of the lord.
The reason why so many believers make no progress in their spiritual life is either because they do not walk in God’s will or because they do not know how to walk in God’s will. They have in their mind so many thoughts—each seeming to be God’s will—that they cannot discern what is the right walk. Due to their not walking according to the will of God, their spiritual lives remain stagnant. To those who do not at all seek after God’s will, I would beg them to do so. They must not be independent and follow after their own will, for God is our Redeemer who has the right to have us obey His will. Indeed, this is quite proper, whether the matter be viewed from the perspective of rights or from that of love. His great love has so constrained us that we cannot help but seek to do His will.