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God's will is finding what happens when we seek Him

So I am done - yesterday was my last day at work. It was a very sad day for me. Saying 'goodbye' is never easy, specially when you love the people you leave. We all promised to keep in touch. But let's face it, this does not always happen - life takes over and people move on. However it is better to have loved and lost then never to have loved. Very mushy, but that is me!
In all of this God was speaking to me again. The talk show host on my favourite radio station was talking of finding God's will being a process and not a one time event. I know that as I seek Him daily He will reveal the next steps. So I will wait and trust because He is trustworthy.

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