Sometimes it seems impossible to get from one point to another. Perhaps the streets don't run continuously through and suddenly you must detour to get to another section of the same street. Often a river or railroad track separate parts of the city so that you must go way out of your way to get to your destination. In desperation you might declare that you can't get there from here.
In life we may feel the same way. We have a desire to please God and bring grace to others but it seems as if there are numerous "road blocks" in our path. We want to know God's will but it seems to be hidden from us. In Romans 12:1,2 God gives us a guideline for knowing his will that also may be applied to bring direction for many situations in life. Basically, the instruction is to give yourself to God, refuse to be distracted by the world, and to think God's way. The promise is that we will then be able to prove (discover) the will of God.
If there is a situation in life that you cannot seem to resolve or a goal you can't seem to reach, try those three steps. Turn the matter over to God, don't let the world's normal way of thinking limit your insight, and then shed God's thoughts (the Bible) on the problem. He will give your the direction you need.
Tuesday, October 9, 2007
How Do I Get There From Here?
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