You want to follow God. So why does it feel so difficult to know what is right? Theologian Joel Muddamalle reveals why discernment isn't a technique to master, but the result of spiritual formation and deep meditation on God's word. In When You Don't Know What to Do, he'll guide you through recognizing God's wisdom and how to move forward faithfully--even without perfect certainty.

Every day, you're surrounded by competing voices: endless information, other people's opinions, your own emotions, even conflicting Christian advice. You pray. You read Scripture. You genuinely want to follow God. Yet clarity can still feel just out of reach.

What if your greatest discernment problem isn't hearing God, but recognizing what has already been shaping the way you hear?

Long before a decision appears, your habits, emotions, pace, relationships, and the voices you trust are already shaping how you see--and your ability to recognize God's wisdom.

With biblical depth and practical wisdom, When You Don't Know What to Do will help you:

• recognize what has been shaping the way you see and hear,
• cultivate the habits that form you into a more discerning person,
• grow in dependence on the Holy Spirit and recognize God's wisdom, and
• move forward faithfully and confidently without perfect certainty.

If you've ever wondered, How do I know what God wants me to do, this book offers something better than a formula for finding the right answer: an invitation to become a discerning person who can faithfully follow God wherever life leads.