How many times have you heard someone say: "If only I knew what God wants for me... How can I know what God’s will is? What are his plans for my life? Is it even possible to know God’s will? If only I just knew, life would be easier."

Today I’d like to share a bit of insight that struck me a while back. Like many flashes of clarity, you realizes afterwards that perhaps the thing was known all along. But there did come a definite point in understanding when it popped more fully into comprehension and since that time you were never able to unsee what you saw. I like to call these flashes of light "Aha moments."

Have you ever wished, as a Christian, you could better explain the Trinity? Or maybe you wanted to understand it better, just because. I think most of us recognize the feeling. I know I do. The Trinity is notoriously hard to explain. It's difficult because it's a spiritual God-thing and we have no perfect physical comparison to say, "Look, the Trinity is like this."

I remember the day like yesterday, though it must have been 7-8 years ago. It was a warm summer morning. I and some of our family and team had been up since 4:00 AM out in the pasture at our mobile butchering wagon. Working together once Note: At the end there is a special Christmas Bonus message so don't skip out too soon! Maybe the reason the answer seems so elusive is because each situation is different. To know when to talk and how much to say and how forcefully, an