Welcome to the For the Gospel Podcast where we provide sound doctrine for everyday people.

I'm your host, Kosti Hinn, and whether you're listening to this on your favorite podcast platform or watching on our YouTube channel. I'm really thankful

that you've joined me for this episode today. This is part two of a three-part series on

walking in God's Will and based on my newest book, Walking in God's Will, hence the title.

And that book is now available everywhere books are sold. I'm to share that uh it is now out and so you

could pick that up whether that's amazon or in person you can go to barns and nobles if you like to shop

at target online whatever you prefer it's there and then christianbook dot com and every other christian book

outlet this is what the book looks like it's right here. I'm thankful for the way that it

turned out. Coverwise and everything, grateful for the endorsement of faithful men like John

MacArthur, Tim Chalice, Randy Alcorn, and a number of others and some faithful sisters as well.

All of the information that is in this book is based on what scripture teaches. And there are

some practical applications that I wanted to give you to help you make great decisions and live

your life for the glory of God with confidence. And so if you want to pick that up, that's great.

There's some small group questions in it. If you want to take your church small group through

it or work through it at a Bible study. Now, last time I took you through 10 things that are God's will

for every Christian. And now I want to get into decision making, specifically decision making

cripplers, the things that hinder you and I from making great decisions. When we're talking about

God's will, one of the particular tributaries

that we need to go down is decision-making. And it's not a light subject. In fact, we usually want

to know God's will for the purpose of making great decisions that are in line with God's will.

And so we can't divorce that and the practical aspect of decision making from the subject.

I want to help you make no regret decisions in line with Scripture

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