This sermon opens a new series called "God Just Tell Me" by addressing one of the most universal human questions: What is my purpose? Pastor Bernard establishes that while God's word will not provide specific, individualized directives for every life decision, it does contain the principles and truth needed to understand His will. Drawing from Ephesians 2:8-10 as an anchor text, the sermon argues that purpose is not something a believer creates or discovers independently, but rather a path God has already prepared. Through an examination of three Greek words for scripture — graphe, logos, and rhema — Pastor Bernard explains how God communicates with believers and how his Word functions as a living guide. The sermon unfolds in three movements: God works in us, God works through us, and God has already prepared good works for us. Salvation is presented not as a destination but as the starting point of a purposeful walk, and believers are called to exchange their grave clothes for grace clothes, stepping into the masterpiece God has already designed them to be.