![]() ![]() ![]() Just because everyone is doing it does not make it the thing we are to do. Do we allow knowledge to take precedence over wisdom? Knowledge would encourage us to make decisions based on what we know and wisdom would be to seek the Holy Spirit’s guidance. Wouldn’t we prefer leaders who have Godly wisdom rather than an arrogant, know-it-all, worldly leader making decisions? Just because we have knowledge does not necessarily make us wise. Don’t we realize that God knows the result before we ever make the decision? God loves us and wants what is best for us. They had to take bankruptcy, some lost their homes and others have struggled financially. When they made the decision they did not consider the unintended consequence. I have a number of clients who have made some very unwise decisions. I believe it is available and something we should pray for if we don’t have. Just think how different we would be if we have received the Spirit of wisdom and revelation. Don’t you think His guidance would be the best? Then should we not pray for His directions before we make any decision? Do we not want God to direct our path down the road of life? God will guide us one step at a time and He will never advise us to do anything contrary to Scripture.Įphesians 1:17 – “I keep asking that the God of our Lord Jesus Christ, the glorious Father, may give you the Spirit of wisdom and revelation, so that you may know him better.” If you have decisions to make, who do you want giving directions? God knows everything about us and knows what our future will be. “In all your ways submit to him, and he will direct your paths.” - Proverbs 3:6 (NIV) However, that does not mean I did not pray prior to doing my research. ![]() I find the answer to a question is answered from what I read or those whose advice I consider worthy. In many cases we need to do adequate research and seek advice of other Christians. The greatest gift God gave King Solomon was wisdom? Are we wise enough to make important decisions? That does not mean we should wait for God to give us a sign or an inner conviction on every choice. King Saul did not receive God’s approval and King David was a man after God’s own heart. King David asked and responded exactly to what God’s directions were. King Saul made decisions without asking God and was not obedient when he did receive God’s guidance. Do we? The Old Testament teaches the importance of asking God for directions before making any decision. The Bible teaches us to inquire of God before making decisions. ![]()
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