“Multitudes, multitudes in the valley of decision!”
Every day we are faced with decisions to make. What time to get up. What are we going to eat for the day? What activities we are going to do for the day. Some decisions are harder than others for example the decision to make our bed in the morning after getting up compared to what job to apply for. The decisions that we make come with consequences if I don’t make my bed in the morning then later when I come home not only will the bed be unmade but, chores will probably not be done. If I apply for the job, I might get it and make more money. The harder decisions we do not have to make on our own we can ask trusted friends, seek a counselor or pastor, or even ask a mentor what the wisest decision would be to make when facing a difficult decision. We can even pray and listen to the Holy Spirit to guide us into the right decision. The harder decisions can have lasting consequences drinking and driving, staying out late and missing work, or even hanging out with the wrong crowd. These decisions can cost us more than just a few moments in the here and now. They can also have lasting effects on our future and make some other decisions a little more tough. Though they may be challenging to make take time to think about them and come to the decision that is healthy and right for you. Praying, Stacy Watt
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AuthorPastor Matt Huff leads Portland Central Nazarene Church. He loves being in ministry and seeing lives transformed by the power of Christ. Archives
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