The will of God is not simply a passive plan, the blueprint for his creation. Rather, very often the Old Testament describes God as accomplishing His will. In this we glimpse the sovereign control he exerts over nations and individuals as well as the certainty that characterizes His will. What God has planned (His will), He Himself will bring to pass. Human history is never regarded as beyond his control. This includes not only the sweeping circumstances that affect whole nations, but also the specific events that touch individual lives.----------This week, Frank preaches a message over a very powerful passage from James 4:13-17. In this message, he will dive into to the words of James regarding the will of God. We know that as maturing Christians, we should have a desire to both to discover and to do the will of God. Frank will address these thoughts from a biblical perspective this Sunday.
