Spiritual maturity is less about chasing signs, rules, or “the perfect plan,” and more about keeping your life turned toward Jesus—because what you fix your gaze on is what you move toward. God’s will isn’t mainly a list of instructions; it’s being filled with Christ in you, growing in an experiential, deepening relationship with him that reshapes how you live. When your focus is Jesus, it produces a life that pleases God and bears fruit, and it shows up most clearly in the hard places: steady endurance, patient resilience, and joyful gratitude even in uncertainty, because you trust Jesus is supreme, holds all things together, and has already rescued you from darkness into his kingdom.