If you are facing a very difficult situation right now, pray, “God, please guide me.
Please open the way for me to live.
Pray, “Show me the way I should go.”
Then God will definitely show you.
God does not speak in vague terms.

--- p.25

Our problem now is neither the COVID-19 pandemic nor the economic crisis.
God tells us not to just pray for this hardship to quickly disappear and for a time of comfort to come again.
What we need at this time is to focus on, "How can I receive God's guidance?" and "What does the Lord want?"

--- p.43

There is something very important to remember here.
When we seek to know God's will, we must not judge it based on success or peace.
Even if it is God's will, difficulties can arise.
We must acknowledge that even though it is God's will, we may fail and suffer.
There must be a clear mental decision on that point.
“It’s okay if it’s difficult, and it’s okay if you fail.
“If it is God’s will, I will obey unconditionally.” When you have this kind of heart, you will clearly know God’s will.

--- p.70

May you have a holy desire for the work of the Lord.
When difficult and challenging situations arise in your household, wouldn't you take the lead and take responsibility for them? This is none other than the work of God's household.
If something big happens in God's house, we must roll up our sleeves and take the lead.
It's my home business. Who can I wait for? Who can I entrust it to? I have to do it myself.

--- p.82

The road to Zion in the hearts of the saints is not the road of man, but the road of Jesus.
Jesus himself is the way.
Therefore, if you keep your eyes firmly fixed on Jesus, you will be on the right track.

--- p.126

Having a lot of money is never a blessing.
Whether or not we have lost our greed and desire for money is an important condition for determining how God will use us.

--- p.258

God tells us to give first.
Then he said he would press it down, shake it together, and give it to you until it overflowed.
He tells us to give first because we are blessed.

--- p.265

But obedience is different.
This is a really unpopular message.
No one wants to live by commanding others, not by obeying them.
But those who accept Jesus become obedient.
It's truly amazing.
Because Jesus lived a life of obedience.

--- p.291

Now we need witnesses who can testify that when we lived with our eyes fixed on the Lord, He enabled us to live a life of obedience.
A witness must arise to fulfill the promises of the Bible.
Is there anyone who would dedicate themselves to this work and pray, “Use me”?

--- p.294