What to Do When You Don't Know What to Do

When faced with overwhelming uncertainty and crisis, the faithful response is to fix one's eyes on God, as exemplified by Jehoshaphat in 2 Chronicles 20. The sermon emphasizes that in moments of confusion—whether due to sudden trials, personal loss, or spiritual warfare—believers must first seek the Lord through prayer and fasting, recognizing their own helplessness and placing their trust in God's sovereignty. Rather than relying on human strategy or self-effort, the believer is called to embrace God's promise that 'the battle is not yours, but God's,' and to move forward in faith, even in the absence of clear direction. As they do, God provides clarity for the next step, delivers miraculous victory, and often turns tragedy into triumph, revealing His provision, peace, and glory. Ultimately, the path through uncertainty is not found in answers, but in abiding in the unchanging presence and power of God, who renews strength, grants peace, and leads His people to celebrate His faithfulness.