Experiencing God Unit 8

Experiencing God:
Knowing and Doing the Will of God

by Henry T. Blackaby & Claude V. King,
LifeWay Press, Nashville, Tennessee.

Summary of Unit 8

Day 1

When God speaks to me, revealing what He is about to do, that revelation is my invitation to adjust my life to God.
Adjustments prepare me for obedience.
I cannot stay where I am and go with God.
My greatest single difficulty in following God may come at the point of the adjustment.
No one can sum up all God is able to accomplish through one solitary life, wholly yielded, adjusted, and obedient to Him!

Day 2

God is interested in my absolute surrender to Him as Lord.
I adjust to a Person.
Adjustments are well worth the reward of experiencing God.
The God who calls me is also the one who will enable me to do His will.

Day 3

Obedience is costly to me and those around me.
I cannot know and do the will of God without paying the price of adjustment and obedience.
I must adjust my plans and program to what God is doing.

Day 4

My obedience is costly to those around me.
I can trust God to care for my family.
Don't deny others the opportunity to sacrifice for the Lord.
I need to trust Christ to communicate with His people.
Lord, whatever you may ask of me today or in the future, my answer is yes!

Day 5

Obedience requires total dependence on God to work through me.
"IT" never works! HE works!
The key is my relationship to a Person.
Through me He will do more in days and weeks than I could ever accomplish in years of labor. Waiting on Him is always worth the wait.
Fervent prayer will be one of the most demanding things I ever do.
My church needs to be a praying church!

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