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To the best I know how to assure you, I promise you this is not going to be a guilt-shamey message.

What it is liable to do is that you are at great risk of some healing, of some restoration, and maybe some

powerful equipping, if we're willing to really listen up, I want you to know in this room

everybody has made regrettable choices.

Thank you. regrettable choices. Everybody say amen.

Would you have a seat, please,

and would you turn in your Bibles to Deuteronomy the 30th chapter?

Deuteronomy 30. Now, I'm just wondering how many of you are facing some pretty big decisions right now?

Can I see your hand, please? Anything been big on your mind, a choice that you need to make.

You are in the right place. Maybe it's that

you're making some really hard choices, or sometimes we're making annoying choices. Like, some

of you are in a situation where it annoys you to know in that you're even having to make this

choice right now. I'm resonating with anybody in the room.

Whatever it may be, I bet all of us could use a little bit of leadership from God

on choosing what is the best of what may even be a number of fair or even good options.

I read a couple of different articles this week on decision-making and choices,

and one by business administration professional Noobna Najjar called the power of choice. And she says that it is believed that the

average working adult makes about 12 decisions before 9 a.m. Now, I try to make very few decisions

before I turn on my coffee pot. I don't know about you. The first thing, I get out of bed,

I walk straight over to the coffee maker, I turn it on, and then I go pray. I kind of do an

introductory prayer. I bring my praises to Lord, kind of get set in that direction, go back,

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