The danger inherent in the exegesis of experiences as opposed to the Word of God is that experiences are not fully reliable as instruments of truth. Sometimes they are absolutely unreliable.
For all who ask the question, "What is God's will for my life?" here is the answer. God has given us the blueprint.
It is an incredible thing to consider that the incomprehensible Creator of the universe wants to be known.
There is nothing yet to be revealed about God that has not already been revealed in Jesus, His Son.
...God chose to reveal Himself in a progressive manner with partial revelations building upon previous partial revelations set against the backdrop of unfolding history.
God has indeed spoken to us, and He has spoken with the intent that we understand His message. Why? Because He wants us to know Him. To know God, to discern Him as He is in truth, is to behold His glory.
In spite of the incredible awe and wonder that God's creation is capable of evoking, the glory of God as revealed in His physical creation is but a trifle in comparison to the full revelation of all that He is.
All things in this life and the next are reducible to this one simple yet overwhelming end - to know God, to behold His glory to an ever greater degree, and to allow the glory of God to transform us, not just in this life but for all of eternity.
Unassailable Gospel 