The Bible has one central concern for followers of Christ, which is clearly spelled out in Scripture: living at the will of God. Knowing God's will involves understanding the preceptive will, which refers to God's commandments, and the sovereign efficacious will, which is God's eternal plan for our lives. However, we should not worry about the hidden will of God, but rather focus on living according to what God has revealed. The ideal match in life is when our job description and motivated ability pattern fit precisely, but this is rarely found in the real world. Pursuing a Christ-like character is God's primary will for our lives, and we should make every effort to match what we do with who we are. [... more]

When seeking to know God's will, it's essential to distinguish between His revealed and hidden will. The revealed will is found in Scripture, guiding us in our daily lives and decisions. In contrast, the hidden will is unknown to us, and we must focus on obeying God's commands, or preceptive will, to live a life pleasing to Him. [... more]

Understanding God's will for our lives is a complex and multifaceted concept, often misunderstood as seeking to know the future. Instead, the Bible teaches us to focus on the preceptive will of God, revealed through His law, which guides us in our daily decisions and actions, leading to sanctification and obedience to His commands. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various biblical doctrines, including eternal security, the charismatic gifts, and the problem of evil, while answering listener questions and engaging in discussions on the sovereignty of God, the fruit of the spirit, and the interpretation of speaking in tongues. [... more]

The concept of God's will is complex and multifaceted, with a distinction between the revealed will, which is the law of God, and the hidden will, which is the secret plans and desires of God's mind. The revealed will is given to us through the preceptive will, and it is our responsibility to obey every word that proceeds from God's mouth. [... more]

The Bible speaks about the will of God in more than one way, including the revealed will and the hidden will. Christians struggle with the question of how to know God's will for their lives, but the answer lies in understanding the preceptive will of God, which refers to the commands and laws of God that guide our decisions and actions. The will of God is not about specific career choices or life circumstances, but about living a life of obedience, sanctity, and consecration to Him. [... more]