Knowing the Will of God Companion Study Guide - Renner, Rick
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Knowing the Will of God Is it possible to know the exact plan of God for your life - to really understand it so you can pursue it with full knowledge of what you're doing? Or are you just supposed to take your best shot at life and hope you're headed in the right direction? God has a plan explicitly formed just for you. He does not want to hide it from you or to make it difficult for you to find. But what does He require before He opens your mind to comprehend it? What steps do you need to take to get into a place where you can perceive it and actually see it and know how to implement it? Is…mehr

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Knowing the Will of God Is it possible to know the exact plan of God for your life - to really understand it so you can pursue it with full knowledge of what you're doing? Or are you just supposed to take your best shot at life and hope you're headed in the right direction? God has a plan explicitly formed just for you. He does not want to hide it from you or to make it difficult for you to find. But what does He require before He opens your mind to comprehend it? What steps do you need to take to get into a place where you can perceive it and actually see it and know how to implement it? Is all of this really possible? If you say, "Yes, I want to know the will of God for my life," this five-part series by Rick Renner will put you on the path to discover it. It's really not so hard to find once you get into the place where it can be revealed to you. But what is that special place that aligns your mind and spirit so that you can clearly hear the reason God brought you into the world? In this series, Rick covers: What is the place where God reveals His will? How do you get into that special place of alignment? Does God really have a specific plan just for you? How can you know if you are on track or off track with His plan? Is there really a permissible will of God versus a perfect will?