Biblical Answer

When facing a crisis, or when you know that you should do something but are hesitant, it is essential to seek God's guidance and direction. The Bible teaches us to "cast all your anxiety on Him because He cares for you" (1 Peter 5:7). This means that we should bring our concerns and worries to God, and trust in His sovereignty and goodness. When we do this, we can be confident that He will provide the guidance and strength we need to navigate difficult situations.

In addition, the Bible instructs us to "pray fervently" and to "return to your requests and pray for them every day until you see God's answer" (Matthew 7:7-8). This means that we should be persistent in our prayers and not give up, even when we don't see immediate results. We should also examine our requests in light of God's Word and make sure that our motives are pure and that we are seeking His will. This will help us to avoid making decisions based on our own desires or circumstances.

When we seek God's guidance and direction, we can be confident that He will lead us in the right path. We should also be aware of the enemy's tactics to distract us from our commitment to God. The enemy may try to tempt us with "shiny fishing lure" or to make excuses for not following through on our commitments. However, we should be spiritually prepared to continue the exchange with God and focus on what is clear and on our relationship with Him. By doing so, we can avoid the pitfalls of procrastination, excuses, and lack of commitment, and instead, move forward in faith and obedience to God's will.