#STRask Does the Bible Talk About Not Doing Anything That’s out of God’s Timing?
Jan 6, 2025
Dive into a thought-provoking discussion about acting within God’s timing, illustrated through the stories of Biblical figures like Abraham and Sarah. Explore the significance of understanding divine will in moral decision-making. Discover insights from Amos 4:13 and Isaiah 30:21 on how God communicates His thoughts—not as personal guidance for every situation, but through scripture. The conversation also tackles historical contexts and emphasizes the importance of repentance over specific life instructions. Tune in for a spiritual exploration!
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God's Timing and Wise Decisions
- Evaluate life decisions based on wisdom and circumstances, not on a feeling of God's timing.
- God can take care of His own timing; focus on making wise choices.
Misinterpreting God's Guidance
- The idea of "getting ahead of God" implies explicit instructions that are usually absent.
- It's more likely a misinterpretation of feelings than divine direction.
Abraham's Impatience
- Abraham's story illustrates a potential example of getting ahead of God.
- Impatient for an heir, Abraham fathered a child with Hagar, deviating from God's plan.