How can I tell by looking at the law of God or the word of God or the commandments of God

whether I should be a butcher, a baker, or a candlestick maker.

I can't flip open the Bible to 2 Timothy and point my finger down to the text and it says,

and thou, R. Zee's pro, should be a butcher.

Thank you. should be a butcher. Well, that's a question all of us have probably asked at one time or another,

how can I know the will of God for my life,

especially when we face decisions that Scripture doesn't address?

Questions like, where should I live, or what career

should I choose, or who should I marry? Welcome to the Tuesday edition of renewing your mind. You can

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Today we're going to begin a series called Dealing with Difficult Problems. And before we get started, let me make mention of a friend I had in seminary who was one

of my classmates a hundred years ago in Pittsburgh, who while he was attending seminary,

was engaged on the side with an educational television studio there in Pittsburgh,

experimenting with a new format of video specifically designed for children.

And this man's name was Fred, Fred Rogers.

And so in terms of my wardrobe for this series,

I'm taking a cue from my seminary classmate,

Fred Rogers, who always found it to be

a wonderful day in the neighborhood.

Well, we're going to start this series by looking at the first question or problem that

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