the misconception needs to be addressed that God doesn't want you to know his will for your life.

Yeah, it's like this moving target. Yeah, no. He wants you to know his will, which is why he

reveals it in his word. And over and over again, even in the New Testament, you read the terminology

of this is the will of God. When we read about God's secret will or his sovereign will, we hear

in Deuteronomy 2929, the secret things belong to our God.

It brings a humility over us to say, you know, there are things I'm just not going to know.

And I don't need to have anxiety about those.

I don't need to worry and try to control them.

I just need to trust the Lord.

And I've got plenty to worry about over here.

Sometimes we get so caught up in the adventurous side of God's will that we don't

do the basic things he's already revealed.

Welcome to Dylent Ministries podcast. I'm here with my friend Kosti Hinn. Kosti, how you doing?

Doing great, man. How you doing? So good. I'm holding up your new book, which comes out on March 11th, five days after

Shaquille O'Neal's birthday. That's something I know because I memorized basketball cards

as a kid when I went to bed. But March 11th, just to print it in your mind, five days after after Shaquille O'Neal's birthday, walking in God's will. If it's okay if I break the fourth

wall here, I'm going to look at this camera. This is a book. The subtitle is demystifying God's plan

for your life and make decisions with confidence. Now that question, what is the will of God

for my life, for our future, for the decisions we make is a question that every single Christian asks in every single

age. So let's just define, let's provide a definition of terms. You do this in your book, I think,

in a really helpful way, because there's, in scripture, you could say different types of the will

of God. You have, God's will not be broken. Ephesians 111. He's ordering everything according to the counsel of his will.

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