How can I find God’s will for my Life?

As a believer, you often seek clarity about major life decisions—such as career paths, marriage, or relocation. You wonder how to discern specific divine direction and general biblical principles.
Sometimes unexpected setbacks or obstacles make you question how to hold on to your faith when things don’t turn out as you hoped. You might wonder how God’s sovereignty fits with your own choices. Even when your plans seem good, God may respond with silence or say 'no.'

You might also wonder how today’s world events relate to biblical prophecy, the end times, or the hope of creation’s restoration. The question of theodicy concerns how we make sense of a loving, powerful God in a world marked by so much suffering and personal pain.

We want to help navigate these deeply personal questions with you. No matter your background or beliefs, we welcome you to join us as we explore life together. You may even discover that you enjoy being part of our community

The Ekklesia Assembly is best described as a Kingdom Disciple Incubator, not a church as we understand it. We gather to edify one another, focusing on teaching, discipleship, and cultivating authentic relationships among attendees as We Live out God’s Kingdom Culture together!

Our guiding ethos is a steadfast commitment to edification, speaking the truth in love, and growing in all things into Christ, who is the head, joined and knit together by every joint's contribution and the effective work of each part, grows and builds itself up in love. (1Corinthian 14:26 and Ephesians 4:12-16)

We recognise that Knowledge extends beyond theoretical information or memorised facts. It involves understanding gained through direct experience or deep relationships, as reflected in biblical usage for both life learning and personal bonds. Understanding means comprehending and having the insight to see subtle differences, separate truth from falsehood, and judge wisely. It also involves discerning, distinguishing, or drawing connections among options. This reflects Hebrews 5:14, “those who by reason of use have their senses exercised to discern both good and evil”. Wisdom is expressed as “the know-how” applied to everyday life and character. Literally, it means skill, craftsmanship, or practical ability to succeed at any task.

The goal is to raise disciples to spiritual maturity who faithfully proclaim and teach the Gospel of the Kingdom of God, with everyone contributing to each other’s spiritual growth.

If you are a seeker of the Kingdom and are in search of like-minded Kingdom disciples, you are invited to reach out to our informal learning community at: hello@theekklesiaassembly.com

1. The sovereignty of God in creation, revelation, redemption and final judgment.

2. The unity of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit in the Triune Godhead.

3. The deity of the Lord Jesus Christ; His virgin birth; His sinless life; His miracles; His substitutionary and atoning death through His shed bloodon the cross; His bodily resurrection; His ascension to the right hand of God the Father and His Personal visible return to power and glory.

4. The divine inspiration and infallibility of the Bible, as originally given, and its supreme authority in all matters of faith and conduct.

5. The universal sinfulness and guilt of all men since the Fall, rendering them subject to God’s wrath and condemnation.

6. Redemption from the guilt, penalty, dominion and pollution of sin solely through the sacrificial death (as our Representative and Substitute) of the Lord Jesus Christ, the incarnate Son of God.

7. The presence and power of the Holy Spirit in the work of regeneration.

8. The justification of the sinner by God's grace through faith alone.

9. The indwelling and work of the Holy Spirit in the believer.

10. All believers are called to proclaim the Kingdom of God, following the example Jesus set during His time on earth.

11. The one Holy Universal Church, which is the body of Christ and to which all believers belong.

12. The judgment of the saved and the lost: the saved will be raised to eternal life, and the lost to eternal damnation.