You've made a decision. You've thought it through, prayed about it, and done what you believe is right. But instead of feeling settled, you find yourself going over everything again. Did you make the right choice? Should you have waited? What if things don't work out?

Sometimes, finding peace after making a decision can be harder than making the decision itself.

In this episode of The Week Ahead Podcast, Ken Robinson talks about how to stop second-guessing yourself, trust God with the decisions you've made, and move forward with a little more peace and confidence. Through everyday situations and gentle encouragement from Scripture, Ken explores what it means to leave the outcome with God, even when you don't know exactly what lies ahead.

Whether you're facing uncertainty at work, dealing with a difficult relationship, or wondering if you've made the right choice for your family, this episode offers practical encouragement for living out your Christian faith in everyday life.

In today's episode, you'll discover:

• Why second-guessing yourself can leave you feeling tired and unsettled.
• How to stop revisiting decisions you've already thought and prayed through.
• Why trusting God doesn't mean having every answer or feeling completely certain.
• How to accept what you cannot control and focus on what you can do today.
• A simple daily prayer to help you surrender the outcome and move forward with peace.

Drawing encouragement from Deuteronomy chapter thirty-one, verse eight, Ken reminds you that God goes before you and remains with you, whatever happens next.

You don't need to have everything worked out before you can get on with your day. Sometimes, trusting God simply means doing what you can today and leaving tomorrow in his hands.

Take a few quiet minutes to listen, and be encouraged to approach your decisions with prayer, trust in God, and a calmer heart.

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