As a believer, have you noticed that it’s often easier to stay in God’s will when you’re at home? At work, it can get a little dicey.

 

It’s at work that people see us, and our decisions can have such impact. Not being in God’s will in that setting can be catastrophic.

 

Romans 8:31 tells us, “If God is for us, who can be against us?”

 

Terry Looper is the CEO of a multi-billion-dollar company. Once, he was negotiating a sale and was at the finish line when he realized he hadn’t sought God’s will in the matter. He stopped, prayed, and read the Word for discernment.

 

He was shocked to find that he wasn’t supposed to sell at all!

 

Looper learned his lesson. Being in God’s will in every area of our lives is the key. It’s great to be godly and led by the Spirit sitting in your den with a Bible open. But it’s not less important to be led by the Spirit in the boardroom, or on the floor of the plant where you work.

 

People see you. They see what we do. If we want to be sure success finds us, we’d better make sure we’re looking in the right place.

 

There are no shortcuts to fully being in God’s will.

 

Let’s pray.

 

Lord, you bless us in every area of our lives. Thank you for being on our side, all the time. In Jesus’ name, amen.