Have you ever stopped and asked yourself:
It’s one of the biggest questions we can ask—and sometimes one of the most overwhelming.
What if discovering God's will doesn't have to be complicated, mysterious, or overly spiritualized?
This book takes a directly biblical approach, examining seven key passages of Scripture and dedicating an entire chapter to each one. Rather than leaving the question of God's will as an abstract idea, these Scriptures provide practical direction for how we are called to live, think, love, serve, and follow God.
You'll explore:
Ephesians 5 — What Scripture teaches about avoiding drunkenness, how we speak to one another, and living with gratitude.
1 Thessalonians 4 — God's call to sanctification, purity, and learning to love yourself in the way God intends.
Romans 12 — Giving yourself fully to God, renewing your mind, discovering transformation, and walking in humility.
And then the journey continues through:
1 Thessalonians 5
1 Peter 2
2 Corinthians 8
1 Peter 1 & 4
Each passage opens another window into what it means to live according to “the will of God.”
But the journey doesn't end after these seven chapters.
The book continues with additional chapters designed to help you discover and understand God's will for your everyday life, giving you more biblical principles to consider as you seek to follow Him.
You don't have to turn God's will into an impossible puzzle.
You don't have to over-spiritualize every decision.
Start with what God has already revealed through His Word.
This book invites you to open the Bible, slow down, examine what Scripture actually says, and begin putting those teachings into practice.
Hardcover • 183 pages • 5.5 × 0.61 × 8.5 inches
This book contains Scripture quotations from the King James Version (KJV), which was used in the original compilation and writing of the book. The KJV is in the public domain.
Have you ever stopped and asked yourself:
It’s one of the biggest questions we can ask—and sometimes one of the most overwhelming.
What if discovering God's will doesn't have to be complicated, mysterious, or overly spiritualized?
This book takes a directly biblical approach, examining seven key passages of Scripture and dedicating an entire chapter to each one. Rather than leaving the question of God's will as an abstract idea, these Scriptures provide practical direction for how we are called to live, think, love, serve, and follow God.
You'll explore:
Ephesians 5 — What Scripture teaches about avoiding drunkenness, how we speak to one another, and living with gratitude.
1 Thessalonians 4 — God's call to sanctification, purity, and learning to love yourself in the way God intends.
Romans 12 — Giving yourself fully to God, renewing your mind, discovering transformation, and walking in humility.
And then the journey continues through:
1 Thessalonians 5
1 Peter 2
2 Corinthians 8
1 Peter 1 & 4
Each passage opens another window into what it means to live according to “the will of God.”
But the journey doesn't end after these seven chapters.
The book continues with additional chapters designed to help you discover and understand God's will for your everyday life, giving you more biblical principles to consider as you seek to follow Him.
You don't have to turn God's will into an impossible puzzle.
You don't have to over-spiritualize every decision.
Start with what God has already revealed through His Word.
This book invites you to open the Bible, slow down, examine what Scripture actually says, and begin putting those teachings into practice.
Hardcover • 183 pages • 5.5 × 0.61 × 8.5 inches
This book contains Scripture quotations from the King James Version (KJV), which was used in the original compilation and writing of the book. The KJV is in the public domain.
