Knowing the fullness of God's will

I leave you with the words of the most influential woman in my life. May your heart be encouraged:

    The truth is that none of us knows the will of God for his life. I say for his life—for the promise is "as thou goest step by step I will open up the way before thee". He gives us enough light for today, enough strength for one day at a time, enough manna, our "daily" bread. And the life of faith is a journey from Point A to Point B, from Point B to Point C, as the people of Israel "set out and encamped at Oboth. And they set out from Oboth and encamped at lyeabarim, in the wilderness... From there they set out and encamped on the other side of the Arnon... and from there they continued to Beer...and from the wilderness they went on to Mattanah, and from Mattanah to Nahaliel, and from Nahaliel to Bamoth, and from Bamoth to the valley lying in the region of Moab"
    So far as we know, nothing happened in these places. Oboth, lyeabarim, Arnon, Beer, Mattanah, Nahaliel, Bamoth mean nothing to us. That immense crowd just kep moving. They traveled and they stopped and they made camp and packed up again and traveled some more and made another camp. They complained. There were so many complaints that even Moses, who was a very meek man, could hardly stand the sight of these whom God had called him to lead. But all the time God was with them, leading them, protecting them, hearing their cries, goading and guiding them, knowing where they were going and what His purpose were for them  and He never left them.
—Elisabeth Elliot