Some decisions are difficult because one option is wrong. Others are difficult because both choices are responsible—and choosing one means releasing something good.

In this episode of inTENNtional with God, we look at James 1:5 and Proverbs 16:9 to talk about making a faithful decision without demanding perfect certainty. We explore capacity, existing responsibilities, values, realistic costs, wise counsel, reversibility, and the freedom God may give us to choose between two good paths.

PRIMARY SCRIPTURES

James 1:5

Proverbs 16:9

IN THIS EPISODE

• The difference between wisdom and knowing the outcome in advance

• Why practical planning can be part of discernment

• How capacity and existing responsibilities shape a good opportunity

• Why grief can feel like confusion when both choices involve loss

• When a smaller test may be wiser than a permanent decision

• How to choose without reopening the decision every day

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Week 8 includes a two-option wisdom matrix and a small-test planning tool to help you compare responsibilities, values, costs, assumptions, and reversibility.

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