Some people find themselves asking “How can I know God’s will?” Peter Bloomfield’s response is “there is no point asking if a particular event is according to ‘the will of God’ because that is a very ambiguous term.” It has two completely distinct meanings. The right approach to guidance begins by recognizing that distinction. God’s will is either revealed or unrevealed.
The Bible provides principles of conduct that affect every aspect of life, adequately equipping us for every good work. But it must be interpreted correctly. It is all too easy to get wrong guidance out of the Bible because of misreading it.
In Guidance Peter Bloomfield explains the biblical teaching that God has one specific plan for each person’s life, a plan that one’s circumstances and choices fulfill in every detail.
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