Divine Will
This simple word—meaning “Let it be done”—is the foundational act of living in the Divine Will.
What is "Fiat"?
I fall from branches every autumn, yet I remind you of the One who never falls away from you.
What is a leaf?
This garden was the first home of Adam and Eve. Answer: What is the Garden of Eden?
What is the Garden of Eden?
Mary spoke this word at the Annunciation, perfectly surrendering her human will to God’s Divine Will.
What is “Fiat”?
This worship song repeats the line “_ ______,” echoing the Divine Will call to give your human will completely to God.
What is “I Surrender” (Hillsong)?
Luisa Piccarreta described this as “entering the Divine Will as into an immense sea,” where the soul loses itself in God.
What is living in the Divine Will?
I change colors with this season, but His love for you never changes at all.
What is autumn? or What is fall?
He built an ark and survived a worldwide flood.
Who is Noah?
In the Garden of Gethsemane, Jesus prayed, “Not My will, but Yours be done,” revealing the heart of living in the Divine Will.
What is surrender to the Father’s Will?
This song proclaims “Spirit lead me where my trust is without borders,” mirroring the Divine Will’s total abandonment to God’s guidance.
What is “Oceans” (Hillsong UNITED)?
In Divine Will spirituality, these _______ are acts of love offered through creation, redemption, and sanctification.
What are rounds in the Divine Will?
I swirl in the wind and drift to the ground, but Jesus stays steady even when life feels stormy.
What is a falling leaf?
This prophet spent three days in the belly of a great fish.
Who is Jonah?
This daily prayer given by Jesus asks for the Kingdom to come and God’s Will to be done “on earth as it is in heaven,” the very core of Divine Will spirituality.
What is the Our Father?
In Divine Will spirituality, God multiplies your acts; this song says “You turn ______ into gardens,” showing His power to transform what you give Him.
What is “Graves Into Gardens” (Elevation Worship)?
Jesus told Luisa that this “Third Fiat” would complete creation and redemption by bringing sanctification to souls.
What is the Fiat of Sanctification?
I’m the pumpkin on every porch, carved and glowing, yet His light in you never needs a candle to shine.
What is a jack‑o’‑lantern?
Jesus multiplied these two foods to feed thousands.
What are loaves and fish?
This Old Testament figure said, “Speak, Lord, for your servant is listening,” modeling the openness needed for God’s Will to reign in the soul.
Who is Samuel?
This song declares “Your goodness is running after me,” reflecting how the Divine Will continually pursues and reigns in the soul.
What is “Goodness of God” (Bethel Music)?
This mystical operation allows a soul’s acts to be multiplied by God so they can repair for all souls across time.
What is bilocation of acts?
I’m the cozy drink people reach for when the weather cools, but the One who warms your heart never grows cold.
What is hot cider?
This king wrote many of the Psalms and defeated Goliath as a young shepherd.
Who is David?
St. Paul taught that Christ lives in us, and we no longer live for ourselves — a key truth behind the Divine Will forming its life in the soul.
What is “It is no longer I who live, but Christ who lives in me”?
This anthem says “I will make room for You to do whatever You want to,” expressing the soul’s Fiat—letting God’s Will operate fully.
What is “Make Room” (Community Music / Upperroom)?