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.

The last time we studied God's Word together,

we looked at at least the beginning principles and a story in Genesis chapter 24 of Eli Azar on a mission trying to find

a wife for his master Abraham's son. What a what an impossible task. Let me just tell you,

all of life is an impossible task apart from God. Jesus said to his followers, without me,

ye can do nothing. And so we must have divine

leadership. Amy Carmichael, who is famous in history as a great lady missionary, a woman mightily used

of God, was struggling early on in her life with leaving her mother and leaving what was familiar

and launching out into the unknown.

Her mother wrote her a letter, and in that letter, she enclosed just a few lines, some words

that helped Amy Carmichael in a tremendous way.

Here's what she wrote.

She said, my own precious child, he who hath led will lead all through the wilderness.

He who hath fed will surely feed.

He who hath heard thy cry will never close his ear.

He who hath marked thy faintest sigh will not forget thy tear. He loveth always,

faileth never. So rest on him today, forever. Those powerful words are not just for

Amy Carmichael. They're for all of us. He who hath led will lead. If God has already

led you to this point, do you think he's going to forsake you now? We began with one verse in Genesis

...