greetings brothers!
May the peace that passes all understanding be with each one.
Acts 9: 4-6 "And falling to the ground, he heard a voice saying to him: Saul, Saul, why are you persecuting me? He said: Who are you, Lord? And he said to him: I am Jesus, whom you persecute; it is hard for you to kick against the thorn. He, trembling and fearful, said: Lord, what do you want me to do? And the Lord said to him: Get up and enter the city, and you will be told what you must do".
The Lord has called us with plans and purpose to work in his vineyard. No one called to be idle and heating a bench from Sunday to Sunday in the congregation.
Ask the Lord:
Sir, what do you want me to do?
Few dare to ask God questions in their prayers, possibly out of fear.
The God of the Bible is not a mute, deaf god, much less dead. There are biblical passages and there are many testimonies that show that God listens and answers our questions.
Paul asked Jesus a question and it was through it that he learned the purpose of his life.
It is necessary to ask God to know his plans
otherwise, surely the life of the apostle Paul and everything that God did through him would not be recorded in the Bible. That encounter with Jesus and the subsequent question were the beginning of Paul's true life.
Let us ask God without fear and tune our ears and wait for His answer, let us try to open our hearts and be willing to obey what He tells us.
Of something I am sure, God's plans for our life are good and not bad. His will is pleasant and perfect. Its load is light and its yoke is easy to carry.
Well, I know the plans I have for you — says the Lord.
Jeremiah 29:11 (NLT).
Don't be afraid to ask God about the plans He has for you, and don't be disobedient once you hear the answer. When we can discern the answers that God gives us, we will walk safe and confident that He is guiding us.