Wednesday Night Services

A prevailing thought among Christians is that submission to the will of God does not always require a knowledge of it. People end a statement of their plans with “if it be the will of God” and think this is part of being submitted to God’s will that is unknown to them, or at least accepting whatever God wants for them that they don’t know about. The concept seems innocent enough but the more I say and think this, the more expectant I become to not knowing what God wants for me. But the word of God teaches us otherwise and here in Ephesians 5 Paul says to not understand the will of God is on par with being unwise. In tonight’s mid-week service we look at the pit falls of not knowing the will of God, what doors this opens for the enemy, and what expectation we should have to “understand what the will of the Lord is.”