Today on Summit Life with J.D. Greer.

What's his promise?

He will direct your paths, which means that after I've done everything God told me to do,

I just make the decision and say, thank you, God, that it's not even on me to figure out how to get this right.

I'm doing everything you told me to do.

Now, you promised to direct my paths, and I'm trusting in you to do what you said you would do.

Welcome back to Summit Life with pastor, author, and apologist J.D. Greer. As always, I'm your host,

Molly Vitovich. You know, I've started to rely more and more on the different GPS apps on my phone,

and it's not always because I don't know my way around,

but because they get real-time traffic information and can correct my course.

It's often more of a guide to me than it is a map.

Well, today, Pastor J.D. Greer shows us that what we really need spiritually is a steady, constant guide who at every point can help us navigate life's twists and

turns and redirect us when needed. But where can we find that? Let's rejoin him as he concludes

his message from Psalm 25 called, God, which direction should I go?

You have got to be so familiar. You've got to be so dexterous with the scriptures that in the moment you just instinctively know what to do.

And if you're looking for an action step on this one, it is that you get so saturated with

scripture that when life cut you, you bleed God's word. And it just becomes a second nature to you

and it becomes an instinct to you. That's your action step. Because listen, you will never live

out the will of God any more than you know the word of God. You cannot live out the will of God any more than

you know the word of God. And if you're telling me, I want to know the will of God, but you're not

devoting yourself to the word of God, then you're kidding yourself. Because it is more of an instinct

than it is an instruction. And God says, you become the kind of person who understands my ways,

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