We often want people to tell us what to do, but the Lord wants to teach us how to think and make good decisions. When we are making decisions, we have to ask ourselves good questions. Ask the Integrity question: Am I being honest with myself? Ask the Legacy question: what’s the story I want to tell? And ask the Conscience question: is there a tension that deserves my attention?

Our greatest power in life is our power to decide. Pausing to ask ourselves great questions helps us to make better decisions. This week, we are asking the legacy question. What story do you want to tell? Or, more directly, what is the story that will be told?

We are in a series of learning how to make better decisions. The greatest power God has given you is the ability to choose life or death. In order to make better decisions, you need to ask yourself better questions. Developing the discipline to pause and ask questions will result in better decisions and fewer regrets. The first question we must ask ourselves when making decisions is:

“Am I being honest with myself…really?”

At the end of his life, Moses wrote the book of Deuteronomy to record the mighty works God did and every word he spoke to the children of Israel. In the 30th chapter God reveals the power you have to decide.