While there may be times decisions must be put on the fast track, like in emergencies or times of crisis, often rushed decisions are a result of impatience.
Christ-like Decision-MakingĀ Guards Against Rushed Decisions:
Read through the Gospels and you will find that Jesus took the time to pray before, during, and after ministry decisions and activity. Jesus took the time in discipling others to involve them in the process, asking them questions and listening to them.
The Steering the Church Toward Christ-like Character Leadership Guide also looks at the missing Christ-like quality behind rushed decisions.
More About Process:
All Posts about Decision-Making:
- Making Decisions That Line Up
- Decision-Making Questions for Lining Up
- If You Find Yourself Making All the Decisions
- Pluses & Minuses of Getting Others Involved in Decision Making
- Who Makes the Final Decision?
- Stifled in Decision-Making?
- Rushed Decisions
- Delayed Decisions
- Derailed Decisions
- Retrofitted Decisions
- Decisions Reveal Faith in God’s Power?
- Decisions You Don’t Have to Be Ashamed to Make
- Decisions Examined at Foot of the Cross
- Making Decisions from a Place of Humility
- Making Wise Decisions
- Making Decisions Void of Legalism
- Foolish Not to Pray
- Wisdom & Discernment Needed
- Decisions from a Renewed Mind
- Equipped for Making Good Decisions
- The Spirit Helps Us Make the Right Decisions, the Right Way
- The Spirit Provides Guidance and Wisdom in Decision-Making
- Decisions Worthy of Bearing His Name
- Strongholds Affecting Decision-Making
- How to Demolish Strongholds So We Make the Best Decisions
- Protection for the Decision-Making Process
- Decisions Made from Our Raised Position