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Apr 12, 2026 53 min

Planning For The Future

from Victory Church Providence Hosted by Victory Church Providence, RI

Victory Church celebrated a strong Good Friday and Sunday turnout, with lives being changed and the gospel still saving people. The new series is about knowing God’s will for your life, which the pastor says is one of the most important questions for every believer. Spiritual growth is tied to what you know from God’s Word, and God’s will comes out of God’s Word. Not every life decision is spelled out in Scripture, so believers need biblical principles to guide choices about careers, marriage, money, location, and ministry. A right heart matters: pride, bitterness, unforgiveness, and other wrong attitudes can keep people from receiving God’s direction. James 4:13–17 was the main text, warning against planning the future without including God. The message stressed that planning is not wrong, but planning without God is. Believers should say, “If the Lord wills,” and seek God’s direction in all major decisions. Presuming about tomorrow is foolish because life is uncertain and brief, like a vapor. The sermon urged listeners to live in the present, appreciate people now, and make wise choices today. The real goal is not just to have God bless our plans, but to do what God is already blessing. The closing call was to surrender personal plans to God and trust Him to edit, redirect, and restore life.

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