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   THE WILL OF GOD. INTRODUCTION: Many “Christians Leaders” today believe that God allows us to ‘continually’ minister in what they call “His Permissive Will”. They believe that we do not have to be in “His Perfect Will” to continually do the work that He has Called us to do without interruption.

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   understand what God’s Will is or how to find it. Many wonder whether there is a “Perfect Will of God” for their life, and if there is, how do they know it? Some people want to know the Will of God so they can avoid making choices and taking responsibility for their life. They’re afraid of making mistakes. They want God to tell them what

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   This means, Paul says, that in this condition we “cannot please God,” or, to put it another way, “we are not able not to sin.” The basic reason is that the natural person prefers his own autonomy and his own glory above the sovereignty and glory of God. This is what Paul means when he says, “The mind of the flesh is hostile to God, for it does not ...

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   This is the basic reason that the natural person cannot believe in Christ. Believing is not just affirming the truth of Jesus, but is also seeing the beauty and worth of Jesus, in such a way that we receive him as our supreme treasure. The way Jesus expressed this was to say, “Whoever loves father or mother more than me is not worthy of me, and who...

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   The stark reality, therefore, is that human beings, as we are born — with an ordinary, fallen human nature — are not able not to sin. We are, as Paul and Jesus both affirm, “slaves of sin” (John 8:34; Romans 6:20). The remedy for this condition is the free and sovereign grace of God bringing about a root change in our fallen nature. This miraculous...

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   Now, where does “free will” fit into this biblical picture of our condition in the world? To answer that question we need a clear definition of “free will.” It may be helpful to offer three definitions — one from popular usage, one from common biblical usage, and one from the more technical discussion.

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   I say that many stumble at this because they regard it as inconceivable. My own view is that the Bible does teach this — the compatibility of God’s decisive sovereignty and man’s responsibility. If this seems inconceivable to you, I would plead that you not let that keep you from believing what the Bible teaches. But it might be helpful to draw in ...

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   Aug 22, 2004 · There are three stages of knowing and doing the revealed will of God, that is, his will of command; and all of them require the renewed mind with its Holy-Spirit-given discernment that we talked about last time. Stage One. First, God’s will of command is revealed with final, decisive authority only in the Bible.

   • Before I relate this to Romans 12:2 let me comment on how precious these two truths are. Both correspond to a deep need that we all have when we ar...
   • Now, which of these is meant in Romans 12:2, “Do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewal of your mind, that by testing yo...

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   The will of God is known by the wise,Spirit-filled Christian (Ephesians 5:15-20), with a renewed mind (Romans 12:1,2), who seeks to know the truth so he can do God's will (John 7:16-18) and this knowledge is something that he/she can be spiritually “filled with” (Colossians 1:9-12) through prayer (James 1:5-18, Colossians 1:9-12).

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   What is free will in the Bible?

   • A second definition of free will reflected in the language of Jesus and Paul is this: The human will is free when it is not in bondage to prefer and choose irrationally. It is free when it is liberated from preferring what is infinitely less preferable than God, and from choosing what will lead to destruction.

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   What is the will of God?

   • So the “will of God” was that Jesus die. This was his plan, his decree. There was no changing it, and Jesus bowed and said, “Here’s my request, but you do what is best to do.” That’s the sovereign will of God. And don’t miss the very crucial point here that it includes the sins of man.

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   What does the Bible say about the will of God?

   • ” The will of God is God’s sovereign governance of all that comes to pass. And there are many other passages in the Bible that teach that God’s providence over the universe extends to the smallest details of nature and human decisions. Not one sparrow falls to the ground apart from our Father in heaven (Matthew 10:29).

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   What does free will mean?

   • The more technical definition of free will that some people use is this: We have free will if we are ultimately or decisively self-determining, and the only preferences and choices that we can be held accountable for are ones that are ultimately or decisively self-determined. The key word here is ultimate, or decisive.

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   Introduction. THIS book contains a brief study on a very important but neglected subject, that is, the subject of free will. We will be considering in what sense the will is free and how important this subject is to the Christian faith. Does salvation depend upon man’s willingness to be saved apart from a prior work of the Holy Spirit?