God leads which path to take

Isa 48:17: "Thus saith the LORD, thy Redeemer, the Holy One of Israel; I am the Lord thy God which teacheth thee to profit, which leadeth thee by the way that thou shouldest go."

God takes the lead in showing us the way we should go and in whatever He is asking us to do. God not only leads through words but is actively involved in all His leading in our lives. His leading is easy because He exemplifies whatever He is asking us to do. The work that God is practically doing in your life, which you can recognise and practice, and do successfully, is what He will lead you to do, not the work that He is not doing. God's words are full of life and power, inspiring us to take action. God's plan for us is not to grope in darkness, but to lead us through the light of His words, dreams, or visions.

God will provide for whatever assignment He is leading us to do. He will guide us to the place of our assignment and connect us with the people He has given to help us in ministry. He will reveal His next plan and assignment for our lives, create spiritual hunger for higher dimensions of faith and the Spirit, and motivate us for greater responsibility. The works that God is rooting in our lives are His mandate for us to fulfil. God will do more of such works in us if we take the responsibility to make them manifest.

God will never ask you to do a work that He is not doing first in your heart. When we make room for God in our lives, He will do more of His work in us, and others will be blessed through us. Recognizing God's leading in our lives will be easier if we regularly seek God in prayer, fasting, and studying His words. When we make God and His kingdom's purpose our priority in life and diligently pursue them, He will bring help to us whenever we need it.

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