Removing the sin is more critical than the decision you’re attempting to make. If a spouse chooses to sin, the most immediate item on the agenda at that point is to repent. Sin clutters the mind and clouds judgment. Once sin infringes on what you’re trying to do, you will have a hard time coming to the right decision until the “blurring effect” of the sin is removed. Regardless of the issues discussed or the particulars involved in the decision, there is no situation where it would be appropriate for either partner to sin during or after the process. This mandate is not only common sense, but it’s biblical. If you are married, it will be an excellent opportunity for you to work together. I recommend you take the time to answer all of the questions after each section. If you are not married, you can use these thoughts by adapting my application questions with anyone who is collaborating with you on the decision. In this article, I will provide a few general and biblical guidelines that can serve any couple when they are working through a decision. They are partners, equally responsible to each other and to God for what they decide and for how they work through decision-making. When two singles become one flesh, decision-making changes dramatically. Because the married couple is “one person” seeking to put Christ on display in every way, it is essential that they work through the process with God-glorifying goals in mind. Do You Know What Your Wife Is Thinking?.The Most Important Things You’ll Ever Learn to Change.
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How to Make a Good Decision About Anything “In Faith”.Photo: ©Worawee Meepian’s Images via Biblical decision-making is not that difficult if you are the only one making the decision. There are challenges, of course, but it’s much easier if you’re the only one affected by the decision. Once the number of contributors to the decision-making process increase, the more challenging it will be to navigate with humility and no sinful reactions.
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