There’s an old story about two lumberjacks who had a contest to see who could chop the most wood. One was a young, strong man who could chop relentlessly. He was convinced he would win easily against the older lumberjack who was on the back end of his tree felling days.
We don’t need to buy into the lie that wisdom is elusive or beyond us. God has never been veiled or cryptic in His leading.
You don’t need to fully make sense of all the static in your life right now; you just need to know where to leave your doubts.
Any leader knows the tension of making a difficult decision. Here are some of the guidelines I have used over the years in executing difficult decisions. I haven’t always gotten it right, but grace is sufficient and we keep on growing. 1. Clothe decisions in prayer. Pray. Pray. And pray some more. This involves asking…