This is the will of God.

Even your sanctification, that means being set apart.

That means being pure, being holy, being righteous, being sinless.

God's will is that we be pure, undefiled, unspotted, blameless.

That's God's will.

Welcome to Grace to You, the Bible teaching ministry of John MacArthur.

I'm your host, Phil Johnson.

How can you be sure your next decision is the right one? In other words, how can you know what God's

will is, even in the gray areas of life? Those are questions we've all asked, and thankfully,

scripture shows you how to answer them. You'll see that today as we continue John MacArthur's

study titled, If God's will is so important, why can't I find it?

But before the lesson, I want to take a moment to say thank you to the men and women at this

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community every day. Thank you for doing that. Now, to help you see what the Bible says about

finding God's will for your life, here's John MacArthur with today's lesson.

I want to speak in a very practical vein so that we'll get a clear understanding of what

it really means to know God's will for our lives. That is a major question. In fact, I would

dare say that in my life, that's probably the most commonly asked question.

How do I know what God wants me to do?

In Psalm 143 in verse 10, David prayed a prayer that must be the desire of every Christian.

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