Experiencing God:
Knowing and Doing the Will of God

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Summary of Unit 7

Day 1

• When God invites me to join Him in His work, He has a God-size assignment for me.
• How I live my life is a testimony of what I believe about God.
• When God tells me what He wants to do through me. I will face a crisis of belief.

Day 2

• When God speaks, my response requires faith.
• Faith is confidence that what God has promised or said will come to pass.
• Sight is an opposite of faith.
• Faith must be in a Person.
• Before I call myself, my family, or my church to exercise faith, I must be sure I have heard a word from God.
• When God lets me know what He wants to do through me, it will be something only God can do.
• What I believe about Him will determine what I do.

Day 3

• The kind of assignments God gives are God-sized.
• When God's people and the world see something only God can do, they come to know God.
• Let people see the difference that a living Christ makes in a life, a family, or a church; that will make a difference in how they respond to the gospel.

Day 4

• What I do reveals what I believe about God, regardless of what I say.
• What I believe about God will determine what I do and how I live.

Day 5

• Faith without action is dead!
• Genuine faith is demonstrated by action.
• God has planned something far better for people of faith.
• Don't grow weary in being faithful. A reward awaits faithful servants.

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