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Pamela Rose Williams is a wife, mother and grandmother. She and her husband, Dr. Michael L. Williams, have served in Christian ministry since 2001. She has a Bachelor’s Degree in Christian Education and spends most of her time as a professional editor and writer, working with many Christian authors and artists. Additionally, she works with her husband using their extensive experience in information technology to provide Christ-centered teaching and resources to people all over the world. Learn more about Pamela at Christianity Every Day.
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There was so much packed into that short article Pamela that it could take a lifetime to unpack…from raising children to be independent thinkers to fasting for direction. I think my favorite thought from your article was voiced by Mary Fairchild:
“If you have arrived at your decision with the sincere intention of pleasing the heart of God, incorporating biblical principles and wise counsel, you can proceed with confidence knowing that God will work out his purposes through your decision”.
How succinct and well said. Too often we hear from those “seeking” the will of God for their lives when God’s will is unfolding in our midst. Unfortunately, a wondering takes place about God’s Will(GW) for our lives and the accompanying daily decisions we make, with often no clue of its(GW) present(not future) occurrence happening in our midst as we wonder.
We are not so important that our decisions are going to thwart God’s Will from taking place in the world or in our lives. It(GW)is going to take place regardless of our decisions. The important point is that we are on His ship of salvation, having Christ as our Captain.
His ways are perfect, unfolding before us, whether we list to port or starboard in our decision making. The ship is going to reach safe harbor. It is written in the log.
I am not making light of heavy decisions but once we have done as Mary Fairchild said above, we move forward and as Solomon wrote:
“Whatsoever thy hand findeth to do, do it with thy might” (Eccles9:10)
Blessings,
DocReits
Well said Doc, Thanks for your kind words and your thoughts on these great quotes. Blessings!