Discovering God's Will
By Andy Stanley
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Under each section you can download a copy of the notes to follow along with the video. There are also suggested content for further application. The videos to watch are found at www.solidrockbc.blogspot.com. After watching the video make sure to post your comments to the questions and then read other's posts. Feel free to interact with others in this study. |
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Session One - |
Our decisions are important to God. Making tough choices becomes easier when we understand how God acts and what He has already told us is right and wrong. |
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Session Two - |
God created communication, and when He wants us to know His will, we can be sure we won't miss it! But along the way, God wants us to get to know Him more than anything. |
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Session Three - A State of Emergency Click here for notes. |
The primary avenue through which God helps us make personal decisions is the advice of other people. To know the right thing to do, we may only need to ask. |
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Session Four - Getting to the Good Stuff Click here for notes. |
If we learn to listen carefully and strategically, we will be amazed at how proactively God communicates with us through those He has placed in our lives. |
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Session Five - A View from the Top Click here for notes. |
Unfortunately, our perspective is always impacted by our desires and fears, but God wants to give us the tremendous advantage of seeing through the Bible. |
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Session Six - Inside the Mind of God Click here for notes. |
Following what God wants for our lives begins when we read the Bible to find the principles - the unchangeable truths - that can transform our thinking. |
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Session Seven - The Big Picture Click here for notes. |
As we bring God's vision for every facet of our lives into focus, we find that our options are fewer and decisions are easier to make. What should be could be! |
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Session Eight - This One Thing Click here for notes. |
An unwavering focus on fulfilling God's vision marks the person who has found God's will. Some opportunities are only distractions from that one thing God has given us to do. |