What God Wants – Handout gives pastors a study resource for guiding listeners through Romans 12:1–2. This handout uses Scripture passages and spaces for answers to reinforce teaching about surrender and renewed thinking. It supports a lesson that connects God’s mercy with the believer’s response in everyday life.

What God Wants – Handout organizes the discussion around three questions: why respond to God, what does He desire, and how can life change? This progression helps teachers move from motivation into application. Learners can follow the message while recording ideas and considering their response to Scripture.

The opening passages direct attention toward mercy and forgiveness. From there, the material explores presenting oneself to God as a sacrifice. References concerning life, holiness, and acceptable conduct provide starting points for explanation. Pastors can use these prompts to connect devotion with choices beyond the church service.

What God Wants – Handout then focuses on transformation through the renewing of the mind. It contrasts copying surrounding behavior with inward change shaped by truth. The questions encourage students to consider repentance as a change in thinking that influences conduct. This creates opportunities for discussion about habits, attitudes, and spiritual growth.

The final section considers the mind of Christ and the movement from selfishness toward love. Passages from First Corinthians provide substance for examining patience, kindness, and concern for others. These themes help teachers make spiritual maturity understandable through the ways believers respond to people around them.

Use What God Wants – Handout alongside the corresponding message, in a discipleship class, or during a small group study. Its format offers structure for participation. What God Wants – Handout helps pastors reinforce biblical teaching and invite learners to respond, bringing their minds, priorities, relationships, and daily actions under the influence of God’s Word and the example of Jesus.