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What does submission to God's will look like?

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Submission to God's will is exemplified by obedience to His word and trusting in His plan for our lives.

Submission to God's will, as illustrated in Ruth's obedience to Naomi, means recognizing God’s authority and aligning our actions with His guidance. Ruth's willingness to follow Naomi’s directions to approach Boaz signifies a heart that trusts God's plan, not relying on her understanding but putting faith in God's provision for her future. In our context, submission involves surrendering our desires, ambitions, and plans to seek first the kingdom of God, as Jesus taught. This may manifest through prayerful discernment, engaging with Scripture, and being open to leading by the Holy Spirit. Ultimately, submission is an act of faith, acknowledging that God's sovereignty is for our good, even when circumstances are challenging, just as Ruth found favor and redemption by following God's path laid out through her mother-in-law.
Scripture References: Proverbs 3:5-6, James 4:7-8, Matthew 6:33

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