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Scripture shows us how wisdom guards the heart and keeps us on course, while foolishness pulls us off it.

God gives free will because He desires chosen obedience, not forced compliance. That is why He still invites us to say daily: “Not my will, but Yours be done.”

In road races, course marshals stand at key points to protect runners, point out turns, hold back traffic, and cheer when the hill tries to take your breath. Spiritually, God positions “course marshals” …

Ambassadors for Christ: Partnering with Heaven Thy Will Be Done Scripture Focus “Now then we are ambassadors for Christ, as though God did beseech youView More

Power isn’t for showing off; it’s for showing Him. When you live boldly, people see your courage and the Christ in you.

Under the old covenant, sacrifice was a necessity, because all of the sacrifices pointed toward the supreme sacrifice that one day would be made — the sacrifice that God Himself would provide. That would be the person of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ,…

Obedience isn’t perfection—it’s surrender. It’s saying, “Yes, Lord,” when it’s difficult, inconvenient, or unclear. When His Spirit speaks to us, our whole heart must respond.

Psalm 1 paints a vivid picture of two very different decisions, two disciplines, and ultimately, two conclusions. The contrast is simple yet profound: two menView More

Wisdom chooses God’s will over human folly—surrendering self-will to divine order and walking in the blessing of obedience. True wisdom listens, loves, and lives out “Thy will be done” with a surrendered heart.

God’s will begins with knowing His Word and allowing His Spirit to lead us. God’s will is not only sovereign—it is personal, guiding us toward holiness, gratitude, forgiveness, and faithfulness.