I want to speak this morning afternoon, depending on where you're watching us, on the topic,

right people, right place, right people, and right plan. Say this with me, right place,

right people, and right plan. If you have your Bible, let's go together with me to

Book of Acts chapter 9 and verse five and six and he said

who are you lord then the lord said i am jesus whom you're persecuting it is hard for you to kick against the

goats verse six and he trembling and astoners said, Lord, what do you want me to do?

Then the Lord said to him, arise and go into the city, right place, and you will be told,

that's a right person, meaning somebody is going to tell you what you must do right plan paul encounters jesus on the road

to damascus this was not a way on the way to church he was actually going to persecute christians

and in encountering the lord he asks him two questions see a lot of people have questions to God. Does anybody here have a

question for God? I can tell you one thing. The question you have right now, you will not ask

when you encounter God. But once you encounter God, you will have questions. And they are different questions that the ones we have

before we encounter God. Almost every person in our culture has question, why does God allow evil?

Why do bad things happen to good people? Why do these things happen? And these questions are normal.

But when you encounter God in God's

presence there is so much joy there's so much peace and there's so much beauty that these

questions will not be asked Job had a lot of questions I would call Book of Job book of questions.

When He meets God, God says, well, Job, you have questions? I got some questions too.

Where were you when I created the planet?

Where were you when I fashioned your body? And God just bombards him with questions.

And Job, after God was done with his

questions Joe put his hand over his mouth and said God I heard about you I served you I had no

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