All of us have decisions to make.

Life is full of crossroads, and we need divine direction.

Which way do I go?

Join us as we study God's Word today with Scott Paul.

At times, we make the will of God such a mystical thing, something that is almost unknowable. It is just, it's so far out there, we can't attain to it. And yet, in Scripture, the will of God is very simple. It's very plain. God leads, in the words of the

Psalmist, in a plain path. He's not hiding his will. He wants to reveal it because he wants you to do it. He wants you to participate in his plan for your life.

The real struggle is just getting us to the place where we're willing. That's where we've come to

in Acts chapter 9 verse 6 when Saul says, Lord, what will thou have me to do? And we've learned,

of course, that the first step in finding God's will is just

knowing God. The first step was his encounter with the Lord Jesus and considering his own life

and who Christ was. It has to begin there. But let me show you today what the next step is,

because this is powerful.

You know, sometimes it's the simple things that are the most profound.

In Acts 9, verse 6, Saul says, Lord, what will thou have me to do?

And here's the answer.

And the Lord said unto him, arise, and go into the city, and it shall be told thee what

thou must do. That's it. That's all. Nothing else.

Now here's the man who's going to be the apostle to the Gentiles. Here's the man that is going to

write the vast majority of our New Testament. And yet, when he asks the question, Lord,

what will thou have me to do? God doesn't say, well, I want you to write scripture, I want you to take

these three missionary journeys, I want you to start churches in the following cities. No, he simply says to

him, I want you to get up, and I want you to go into the city and sit there. And I want you to sit there

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