Unstoppable: The Book of Acts: God's Will Part 1

Acts 21:1-20 (ESV)1. The Will of God is DirectionalLess drift and more go.2. The Will of God is Relational“The practice of walking with a traveler to the outskirts of the city was traditional; yet the practice of kneeling on the shore together for prayer was uniquely Christian.”Encouragement strengthens obedience.“A Christian man should be a comforter with a backbone.” - Charles Spurgeon3. The Will of God Often Includes SufferingThe gospel advances through sacrifice.4C Christian Parents - prepare your kids for a faith that costs something.Ephesians 2:10 – God designed people for assignments.“Before God can use a man greatly, He must wound him deeply.” - A.W. Tozer4. The Will of God Requires Courage“Never be afraid to trust an unknown future to a known God.” -Corrie ten Boom5. The Will of God Is PersonalDiscernment vs. avoidance6. The Will of God Begins with Surrender to JesusYou cannot obey God fully until you first surrender to Jesus.Spiritual maturity sounds like this: “The will of the Lord be done.”My One Sentence So What? ______________________________________________________.