The Law of Moses provided means through which God's people could know His specific will when they could not find the answer in His written counsel.

What do we do when we cannot find an answer in the written counsel of Scriptures? Are we left to make that decision on our own or will the Spirit of God direct us in what to do?

While Scripture reveals the counsel of God we need His Holy Spirit to open up that Scripture to us.

A personal testimony of my battle with God over the matter of baptism.

How do we respond to an all-wise and all-powerful God upon who we are completely dependant? Paul attempts to answer this in Romans 12:1.

Where do we find the counsel of God? It can be found first in the Scriptures He has inspired.

What does the Bible say to those who ignore the counsel of God but turn instead to follow their own devices?

Does the Bible tell us to seek the counsel of God in all that we do? Do we as believers take advantage of the counsel that is available to us?

In Psalm 106:13 the psalmist accused his people of not waiting on God's counsel. Isn't our wisdom and experience sufficient? Won't everything be okay if we just follow our heart? In this first reflection we will consider our need of God's counsel in what we do and the decisions we make.

In Psalm 106:13 the psalmist accused his people of not waiting on God's counsel. Isn't our wisdom and experience sufficient? Won't everything be okay if we just follow our heart? In this first reflection we will consider our need of God's counsel in what we do and the decisions we make.