Decision making & the will of god

How do you hear from God when making a decision?
God will decide.
He will decide for every act.
That means every single thing we do.
And God will not only bring judgment on every act that is visible, but also everything which is hidden..
How do you hear from God when making a decision?
The will of God is not simply a passive plan, the blueprint for his creation.
Rather, very often the Old Testament describes God as accomplishing his will.
In this we glimpse the sovereign control he exerts over nations and individuals as well as the imperturbable certainty that characterizes his will..
How does God help us in decision making?
God will decide.
He will decide for every act.
That means every single thing we do.
And God will not only bring judgment on every act that is visible, but also everything which is hidden..
What does God say about making decisions?
Choose a day, or a specific time during the day that you can sit quietly before God and meditate on Scripture, pray and be still.
When you do this, you will see past the noise and hear God's voice..

Did Jesus make decisions based on the word of God?

Jesus was Obedient:

he made decisions based on the Word of God (John 4:34)

Perhaps we would have the commitment to obey God more than our drive to eat.
When we think about our commitment to obedience, most of our decision are decided ahead of time.
Jesus Told Others What He Decided:when we tell others, it seems to solidify our decision.

How can we do the will of God?

To do the will of God requires that we have the power of God—the power of resurrection.
As Jesus bravely accepted the trial of his faith, not becoming angry and resentful, so must we.
Learning to love, be at peace, find joy, and be kind to others while in a faith trial is good training in Christ-likeness.

How do I know God's will in decision making?

If you’re struggling with how to know God’s will in decision making, start by asking what it is that makes God happy.
Let’s start with some Bible verses for direction and clarity to help us with that understanding.
Ask yourself:

what will make God happy?

Knowing Biblical Trajectorieslink

Now, in Genesis 24:1–9, I think we’ve got an incident from Abraham’s life that shows us, on the one hand, how he discovered God’s will, and on the other hand, how he kept his confidence strong that God would always be running interference when he held close to God’s will.
And I think the reason stories like this are put in the Bible for us is that .

Should we take the major life-altering decisions to God?

We mistakenly think we should only take the major life-altering decisions to him and try to make what we consider the less important trivial decisions ourselves.
But to God, every decision is important and has the potential to change our life for better or worse and he is always near to help us make the best choice.

Three Trajectories in Abraham’s Lifelink

Now, let’s see how that worked for Abraham.
I think maybe if we look at how Abraham did it, we might become better at it.
Sometimes God spoke to Abraham directly, told him exactly what to do face to face.
But if you read the story, you realize that those times were few and far between — decades between the times we read of God speaking to Abraham. .