One of the most important questions for our life as we seek to ‘know God better’ is to ask “What is the will of God for my life?” I wonder when was the last time you asked this question, or asked yourself, "Am I living in the will of God today?" John Henry Newman once said, “God has committed some work to me which He has not committed to another. I have my mission; I am a link in a chain, a bond of connection between persons. I have not been created for naught. I shall d

In our hearts desire to ‘ Know God Better’ and walk in close relationship with Him, without doubt one of the most sought after answers in our life must be, “What is the will of God for my life?” John Stott says, “It is folly to resist God’s will. It is wisdom to discern it, to desire it and to do it.” The will of God is not a programme; it’s a relationship. It’s not what you do, it’s what you are and seeking to become in full acceptance that God knows best! Garry Friesen

Remember, this series is about ‘knowing God better.’ Paul’s prayer from Ephesians 1:17 is, “I keep asking that the God of our Lord Jesus Christ, the glorious Father, may give you the Spirit of wisdom and revelation, so that you may know him better.” One of the things we need to know refers to the steadfast faithfulness of God and how it should impact our lives on a daily basis. The Psalm is full of the faithfulness of God. If you read the whole Psalm you will have read

We are continuing our series of ‘Knowing God better!’ J. I. Packer writes, “He does not gain new powers nor lose those that he once had. He does not mature or develop. He does not get stronger, or weaker, or wiser, as time goes by...He never becomes less truthful, or merciful, or just, or good than he used to be. The character of God is today and always will be, exactly what it was in Bible times.” How many people do you know who do exactly what they say? Before you answer,