Making Godly Decison Pt. 1

🌟Howdy Villagers!🤠 What are you led by? Today, we’re diving into the book of Nehemiah and the importance of being God-led in our decisions. Are we listening to God’s direction or just following personal desires? 🙏🏾 Opening Prayer: We ask God to guide our decisions, remove distractions, and help us walk in His purpose, not ours. 🧐 Key Questions: What influences your decisions—faith or feelings? How do you separate God’s will from personal choices? Are you staying focused or letting distractions pull you away from God’s work? 🌟 Main Points: Be Spirit-Led: Seek God’s people, sacred places, and His timing. (1 Sam 9:9-12) Have a Heart for God’s Work: Nehemiah took responsibility without being asked. (Neh. 1:4) God Uses People to Help You: The king was moved to assist Nehemiah. (Neh. 2:4) Ignore Distractions & Stay Focused: Nehemiah refused to stop the work for nonsense and stayed foucs. (Neh. 6:3) Discern the Enemy’s Tactics: The goal is always to discourage and distract, but persistence keeps us strong. (Neh. 6:9) Guard Your Gates: Protect your space, mind, and spirit—what you watch, listen to, and allow in matters. (Neh. 13:22) 💡 Final Thought:Prayer is a powerful tool when making decisions. Even in the busyness of life, we must remain in Christ and yearn for his commands. Through our walk, we are able to make Christ-like decisions since we are learn and growing in his character. Amen🙏 Stay faithful, focused, and determined. Walk upright with God 📖 Memory Verse: Matthew 17:20-21 "You don’t have enough faith,” Jesus told them. “I tell you the truth, if you had faith even as small as a mustard seed, you could say to this mountain, ‘Move from here to there,’ and it would move. Nothing would be impossible." Sermons related to the topic: Join us for a Special Sunday Worship Service at Church City USA GODLY GUIDANCE TO DECISION MAKING | RICHARD ISHMAEL I'm too busy building #GodsVillage #GodzVillageK #WalkWithGod #StayFocused #FaithOverDistraction #GuardYourGates #2024delay Doc of my notes What are you led by when it comes to making decisions?