Decision Paralysis When Trying to Serve God

“One of the best ways to overcome the perfectionistic fear of making a mistake in what you decide to do is to realize that deciding nothing is the biggest mistake. There’s your deal-breaker. That’ll get you going. In other words, you are not in a neutral zone. There are no neutral zones. Not to move toward a God-sized goal in this next season of your life is to disobey. So, standing still is not an option, because it means you’re drifting. You’re never standing still — you’re drifting and you’re coasting with the culture and the way of the world.” - John Piper

Have you struggled to make a decision because you don’t want to make a wrong one? Has this ever happened in your Christian walk when you’re trying to discern the will of God for your life? In this article, John Piper addresses the dilemma of perfectionism in decision making.

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