I want to talk about what we decide or decree in our marriage or over our marriage.

One of the early distinctions that we had to make as we were teaching things concerning

the spiritual condition of double-mindedness was the difference between the condition

itself and indecision and wavering faith. Those are entirely different things aside from the condition

of double-mindedness itself. So when it comes to indecision, indecision is demonic. And that's at any

stage or season of marriage. And let's break that down. Indecision during hard and broken

times will be an active spiritual blindness and rebellion.

Indecision during stable times is a false comfort that we find in the flesh and stagnancy inside of our relationship.

But indecision during times of blessing and advancement is active deception and self-sabotage of the things of God, namely his promises over our life and our

marriage. But inversely, our yes, your yes will bring glory to God. And the only time you become

indecisive is when you step outside of the promises of God. So I want you to say this out loud or come into

agreement with this meditation in your heart as you hear it. When I lose sight of the promise,

I make false oaths and vows. When I lose sight of the promise, I make false oaths and vows.

And we get it, right? You thought, I'm just taking my time with my decisions.

I'm just waiting to see what the response is. There's a lot of things that are happening.

You don't quite understand our scheduling or the relationships or just how deep the running

and the deception and the callousness actually goes. And at this point, I've done my part in sewing,

and I'm just waiting for their fruit or the fruit of what I've sown.

And so if anything, this is a reminder to you to wake up out of that spiritual stupor,

that indecisive, apathetic, lethargic state,

and walk in the clarity and wisdom of Christ.

Because make no mistake, there is clarity and there is wisdom when we are decisive in the

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