How We Can Let God Question Us?

Thinking about Mat. 5:48 .

Read the book of Job. check out the questions God ask him. Then see if you can answer them.

Put out an AMA tweet.

By reading some of the questions recorded in the Bible God has asked. Allowing those questions to make us stop and think can bring us rich spiritual rewards. The penetrating questions in God’s Word contribute to its effectiveness. the word of God . . . exerts power . . . and is able to discern thoughts and intentions of the heart.” (Heb. 4:12) To benefit most, however, we need to direct those questions to ourselves, as if God were questioning us personally. (Rom. 15:4) for example: Who of you by being anxious can add one cubit to his life span?” (Matt. 6:27) Addressing a large crowd that included his disciples, Jesus used this question to emphasize their need to put themselves in God’s loving hands. The last days of this wicked system of things give rise to many anxieties, but focusing on them will not extend our lives or improve the quality of life.

Whenever we feel anxious about ourselves or our loved ones, reminding ourselves of Jesus’ question can help us to put our anxieties in perspective. It can help put a stop to worry and to negative thoughts that drain us mentally, emotionally, and physically. As Jesus assured us, our heavenly Father, who feeds the birds of heaven and clothes the vegetation of the field, fully knows what we need.—Matt. 6:26-34

What do you mean?

The Holy Spirit convicts us about things which should bring about a self examination of the issue at hand causing us to see it from God's perspective. Is that what you meant?

1) Trust him in the way you first started to trust him. Never stop.

2) let him teach you; remain teachable, flexible to his word.

3) Give him something to influence you with. Like your conscience. Try to discern differences between someone else's influence and God's influence. Know that this isn't a moral pissing contest.

Colossians 2

6 So then, just as you received Christ Jesus as Lord, continue to live your lives in him, 7 rooted and built up in him, strengthened in the faith as you were taught, and overflowing with thankfulness.

8 See to it that no one takes you captive through hollow and deceptive philosophy, which depends on human [or "Christian"] tradition and the elemental spiritual forces of this world rather than on Christ.

All too many times I have found that what Jesus spoke about is not the same as "Christian tradition".

By letting it happen.

HE HAS NEVER DONE THAT WITH ME BUT HE COULD...HE HAS REASSURED ME MANY TIMES.

'We' can't. You may do as you wish but it's delusional.

Job Chapters 38-42.