This is Hungry Gen podcast, and I just want to thank you for joining us today. Here at HG, our vision is to see thousands saved locally and millions globally. We hope you enjoy this week's message. Today I want to preach to a message that's a continuation, really, of what Pastor Vlad preached last week about being a person who's pleasing to God.

How many people were here for that message or heard it online last week? How many were blessed by it?

Come on. To be a person who's pleasing to God, it requires us to live a life where we're inquiring God of every decision that we make,

that we're inquiring of Him and saying, God, what pleases you? When I'm making a decision

for my family, I need to ask myself, God, what's pleasing to you? I need to ask myself,

or ask you, Lord, not myself. Ask you, Lord, what's pleasing to you? I need to ask myself, or ask you, Lord, not myself, ask you, Lord, what's pleasing to

you in my finances? How would you like me to live my life? Each one of us has a path that God

has set before us, a path that is particularly pleasing to him, and that we must follow if we're to see God's blessing,

his favor, and to see the destiny and the calling that he has for us, we have to walk the path of

the pleasing, amen? And I want to propose to you that on that path, if you could imagine what Pastor Vlad preached last week as like a

roadmap on how to live a life that's pleasing, I want to propose to you that what I'm going to

preach today is going to be like an alignment to your vehicle. Because how many you guys know?

Nobody goes throughout their day when we're all in that path trying to your vehicle. Because how many you guys know? Nobody goes throughout their day

when you're, we're all in that path trying to seek Jesus. None of us goes, you know what?

Today I think I'm going to choose my way instead of yours, God. Nobody outwardly says, God,

forget your plans. I've got my own. Unless you're not saved. That's a little bit different.

But the people in this house who are the Lord, we desire to be pleasing to him.

But I know in my own life, I find myself with time for some reason going my own way.

If we're being honest, I think all of us, if we're being

honest, we find ourselves, be like, dang it, I'm doing my way again. Dang it. I keep choosing

what's pleasing to me rather than what's pleasing to the Lord. And I want to propose to you

that there's not just a path that's pleasing to the Lord, but in order to stay on a path that's pleasing to the Lord,

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