Make wise choices

September 9, 2026 | 4 comments

Have you ever been pushed into a decision you’re not ready to make?  And then later regretted making the decision because it led to poor consequences?

Be wise about your decision making.  Do what you do because you know it’s the right thing to do.

Sometimes we need to give ourselves space to think about the best path forward, to listen and pray until the right idea takes form and says, “This is the way to go.”

The book of Proverbs reminds us, “Wise choices will watch over you.  Understanding will keep you safe” (Proverbs 2:11, NLT).  It’s much more intelligent to be patient and wait for the right idea to take form, then to act on a bad idea and later back up and start over.

The one Mind of God always knows the best decision to make.  Listen, be patient.  You’ll hear what you need to hear.  The right idea will come and point the way forward.

Make wise choices.  It’s doable!

4 thoughts on “Make wise choices”

  1. Thank you Evan! I have discovered this to be so true. This planet seems to be in a panic, rush state right now. I must remind myself to be patient and know that Mind of God is my compass. Take time to decide, weigh and measure everything before moving. Best outcomes are Mind of God decisions!

  2. Hi Evan,
    I feel sure that a slip of the finger may have made this meaningless. Or did I miss something? Your text:”…to take form, then to act on a bad idea and later back up and start over.”

  3. This is such an important message. We see on firms advertising
    products the word “Hurry, don’t miss out, limited edition,
    but now before they all go, they are going fast etc.”
    .. I have learned that if we are looking for something in particular and
    we see these urging temptations, we don’t need to be influenced by them.
    We can calmly make sure that what they are advertising is exactly what we
    need and check it out before buying.

    Making wise choices involves patience and
    trust, that God will make sure it is the right choice if we
    consult Him first. We can guard against this subtle sales talk, and
    b e wise.
    .

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