As Christians we want to boldly embrace God’s promise of an abundant life with confidence, but sometimes we may find ourselves feeling stuck or yearning for something new. We know that God is good and His plan is perfect, but do we truly grab hold and live out these truths in our daily lives? This scripture-rich study is tailored for believers navigating everyday decisions and challenges. Seasoned Bible teacher Tina Simmons offers grace-filled guidance on how to trust in God’s goodness and actively seek His will and flawless plan for the next season of life. While encouraging disciples to confront misconceptions about God’s will and overcome obstacles standing in the way of claiming the abundant life He promises, Simmons compassionately shares insights drawn from scripture and her own journey, creating a rich, welcoming, and fun environment for spiritual growth and discovery. His Will: Your Abundance is a ten-week Bible study that provides theological guidance through spiritual disciplines to inspire believers to trust in God’s goodness and His plan.

‘His Will Your Way’ is all about knowing who is God and how to follow him, it is about understanding the will of God and learning how to follow it. Different chapters and subtitles will help you to understand who God is and how to follow him. This book is all about mentorship and understanding the Word of God and Jesus even more, why Jesus came and why we should follow him.

The book makes interesting reading as it gives an insight into the soul of one who is very appreciative of nature and of people and places that have made indelible marks on his life. As is characteristic of the writer, it closes with words of wisdom to those who would dare to venture on the path of the ministry.To Be In His Will is a simple book about the life of an ordinary man who devoted his life to the preaching of the gospel and has proven that it pays to be in His will!

His Will, His Word, His Grace We come as sinners, dead in our trespasses, with no excuses and nothing to say until drawn by the Father. As sinners we were devoted to this world and our free will; however, it is in God's free grace that we find freedom in Jesus Christ. Flesh or spirit, our will cannot give life. The regeneration of a lost soul is traumatic-not something born of man, but of God. Many religious people speak of a man's responsibility to God as a work of man. Loving God is not work, but rather joy for His children. Every born-again Christian must come to understand that we come to Jesus by the Word of God: "So then faith cometh by hearing, and hearing by the word of God" (Romans 10:17). It is God's words, not man's, that save by His grace through faith. As hard as Paul tried to resist Jesus, he came as do all those chosen by God.

Written primarily to debunk some of the age-old misconceptions and misunderstanding of Gods will, this text also deals with the subject of Gods will with regards to marriage and career. (Practical Life)