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Why Am I Always Afraid of Making the Wrong Decision? | Walking in Spiritual Discernment

Season 2 Episode 269 Published 2 months ago
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Why Am I Always Afraid of Making the Wrong Decision? | Walking in Spiritual Discernment

Sometimes we don’t make poor decisions because we’re careless — we make them because we’re afraid. Fear of failure turns us into perfectionists. Fear of disappointing others makes us overextend. And the fear of missing God’s will can leave us frozen, wondering if we’re doing enough.

In today’s prayer, Valarie names fear for what it is: a very real struggle that can paralyze us and create distance between us and God. She reminds us that God never tells us we won’t feel afraid — He knows we will — but He tells us to be courageous, and He promises we don’t have to figure it out alone. Anchored in Psalm 32:8 — “I will instruct you and teach you in the way you should go; I will counsel you with My loving eye on you” — she prays for freedom from the fear of choosing wrong, for trust that He is able to redirect us if we miss a step, and for the courage to move forward in wisdom instead of standing still. This prayer is for anyone who’s been too afraid to take the next step.

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If this prayer encouraged you, share it with someone facing an important decision today — and come back tomorrow to pray with us again.

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