Does God care about where you live and when you are there? God has given us principles that we can apply even when relocating. We are going to look at several examples and see some bad decisions and some good decisions in moves. We must understand that God has a will for your life even when relocating.

What is your life? What do you live for? We must allow Christ to live in and through us.

Does God care about where you live and when you are there? God has given us principles that we can apply even when relocating. We are going to look at several examples and see some bad decisions and some good decisions in moves. We must understand that God has a will for your life even when relocating.

We must determine that Christ will be magnified in our bodies no matter the circumstances.

We have established that God does have a individual specific will for you. God is not trying to hide or conceal His will, but wants you to know and follow His will. We must understand that God uses different things in our lives to point us in the right direction.

In this passage, Paul mentions people that are preaching Christ for various motives. We must understand that your motives matter as much as your actions.

In Genesis 24m we have the account of Abraham's servant seeking for a wife for Isaac. The servant of Abraham and Laban both believed in a specific will of God. In this message, we will examine several principles that we can apply to seeking the will of God. We must understand that God does lead very specifically.

Too often in life we tend to complain about our circumstances and trials in our lives. We focus on ourselves at theses times and not on the needs of others. Obviously, the Philippians are concerned for Paul and his imprisonment. They may be feeling sorry for him or thinking that the Gospel is hindered because he is not free to travel and preach. Paul tells the Philippians that the things that have happened have furthered the Gospel not hindered it. We must learn to look at the circumstances and trials in our lives as opportunities and not hindrances.

There are many misconceptions about the will of God and how to find it. In Romans 12, Paul mentions the good, acceptable, and perfect will of God. In this message, we will understand God does have an individual will for all.

in this message, we must learn to place our confidence in Christ as we labor together for Him.