Which Way, Lord?: Exploring Your Life's Purpose in the Journeys of Paul

by Rob Fuquay

As Christians, we hunger to know and live out God's purposes for our lives. But how do we know for certain that our choices are moving us in the right direction?
Which Way, Lord? is a 6-session churchwide or small-group study that will help you understand God's desire for your life by unpacking your experiences alongside those of the apostle Paul.
Through many detours, adversity, and time spent thinking about his life, Paul completely reoriented his understanding of faith and God's purpose for his life. God placed Paul in a community that shared God's love with him, and Paul underwent several years of training in preparation for his ministry.
Discover how to discern and follow God's leading, explore ways God can use you and your life experience, respond to God's signals, endure hardships and doubts, and persevere with hope and faith. Rediscover the truths that you are wonderfully made, created for purpose, and equipped to live a life of significance. Join us in traveling together to find your purpose.

Genres: Nonfiction, Christianity

123 pages, Paperback

Published August 1, 2017

Reviews

[Jeanne · Rating 4 out of 5]

I read this book because it is on the UMW Reading list. I learned a lot from it and am contemplating using it as a focus of a Bible Study on learning of what our life's purpose is. This book gave me new understanding of Paul.

[Joy · Rating 5 out of 5]

UMW book group discussion for October 2020. Reflective book about setting life goals in alignment with values and talents. A challenge to realign goals as values shift in retirement. Enjoyed the read and the discussion group surrounding it!

[Janet]

UMW Reading Program 2020

[Judy · Rating 4 out of 5]

A well written Bible Study that helps the reader reflect on how God calls us, what He expects when He calls us and keeping up/staying the course to which we are called. 👍

[Logan · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book provides insight on key adjusttments in perspectives, thought provoking questions, context of purpose and need for tenacity. It is also on the list of recommended books by the UMW.

[Mary Johnson · Rating 3 out of 5]

I read this because it was in the UMW list. This would be a good book for those who are struggling to find what their purpose is.

[Laura · Rating 5 out of 5]

Encouraging and enjoyable to read, which is what I was seeking when I picked it up. Helpful outline of Paul's ministry and what we can learn from it about exploring our life's purpose.