God never leads us to do anything that is contrary to the Bible.

When you are unsure whether or not something is wrong, ask yourself these questions: Does this glorify God? Can I offer a prayer of thanksgiving for it? Does it draw me closer to Christ, or does it make me preoccupied with this world? Will it harm my health or hurt me in some other way? Will it cause someone else to stumble spiritually or morally? I have never forgotten what a wise Christian said to me many years ago: "When in doubt—don't!

Often, we try to tell God what we want Him to do—but ask Him to help you guard against this, and to seek His will instead of your own. Pray and ask God to guide you.

One final reason for choosing God's path is of supreme importance: It leads us home.

Prayer is not our using of God; it more often puts us in the position where God can use us.

Pray for wisdom to deal with whatever is worrying you. Pray that God will act to change the circumstances according to His will. He doesn't always do what we want Him to—but He knows what's best for us, and He can be trusted.

Our natural desire is to be doing something; but there are times in our lives when it is wiser to wait and just be still.

The words of this Book have a way of filling in the missing pieces, of bridging the gaps, of turning the tarnished colors of our life to jewel-like brilliance. Learn to take your every problem to the Bible. Within its pages you will find the correct answer.

God did not ordain that the church should drift aimlessly in the seas of uncertainty without compass, captain, or crew.

The Bible is a living Book and can be trusted for its advice and direction and knowledge of God.

Man persists in waywardness. If one institution fails [he says], try another—anything but God's plan.

Young people, look to your Bible when thinking about any matter, including getting married.