In Acts the 15th chapter, we're going to look at a few scriptures if that's okay with you this morning.

Sometimes people kind of just, I don't know, they're phasing or something while scriptures read,

waiting until the minister gets to the important part.

But you know nothing you say after you read the scripture is more important than what you just read.

In Acts 15 and verse 25, it says it seemed good, it seemed good.

That's one, that's a major way the Lord leads you in life is just you know have you ever

ever asked the question what is your seamer where is your seamer at do you know that's

how dr luke came to know that he's supposed to write the gospel account of Luke?

You'd have to add to the Bible to say he had a vision or heard a voice.

He just said it seemed good to do this.

And he writes, you know, by the auction of the Holy Ghost, the gospel account of Luke.

Some of the heaviest decisions that they made in the council of the church and the book of Acts,

this is what we're reading right here, they just said it seemed good to the Holy Ghost and to us to do this.

Don't try to hold out and look for something spectacular to know that you've heard from God.

Don't try to make him write it in the sky.

Don't try to hear an audible voice.

If you're born again, you've got the Holy Ghost inside you.

And he leads you, number one, first and foremost, by the witness of the Spirit.

That witness is not a voice.

Now, he can speak to you in the still small voice. He could speak to you

in what would seem to you to be an audible voice. But that's not the way he does it most of the

time. Most of the time it's just that sense, that knowing. And as you're praying about something,

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