On an average day, we all make countless decisions.

Should I get out of bed or hit this news button?

What should I have for breakfast?

What job should I take?

Who should I marry?

While some decisions are easy to make, others leave us paralyzed and full of anxiety.

And as Christians living in an increasingly individualistic society, what does it look like

to make decisions that honor God while also becoming more like him in the process?

In her new book, Demystifying Decision Making, Amy Joseph sets forth a biblical and theological

framework for making decisions.

She explores what scripture has to say about our role as decision makers, reflects on the right ways

and the wrong ways to use the Bible when making choices.

And she shares practical tips for those of us who struggle to land the plane when it comes to our choices.

Today we're pleased to share the first chapter from the audiobook

in which Amy highlights the drama of decision-making and explains how our worldview

shapes our approach to making choices, often more than we realize.

Let's get started.

Crossway presents

Demystifying Decision Making, a practical guide,

written by Amy Joseph, read by Anne Richardson.

Introduction

Ubiquitous Decisions

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