What to Do When You Don't Know What to DoSample

One of the greatest temptations during hard times is isolation. In the Bible, when King Jehoshaphat heard that an army was coming against him, he could have panicked or withdrawn in fear. Instead, he gathered with his spiritual family and sought God together.
When you don’t know what to do, don’t do it alone.
- Isolation makes problems feel bigger and heavier than they really are.
- Staying connected to your church family strengthens your faith.
- God moves powerfully when His people gather in unity.
The enemy wants you to feel alone, but God designed you for community. This is why the Bible tells us not to forsake the gathering of the saints (Hebrews 10:25).
If you are facing confusion, fear, or uncertainty don’t pull away, instead, choose to connect. Stay connected to believers who will pray for you, encourage you, and speak life over you is very important in seasons like this.
Challenge: Reach out to a trusted friend, pastor, or church member today. Share something you need prayer for and allow others to stand with you.
Let's Pray:
Father, when I face battles, help me to stay connected. Guard me from isolation, and surround me with people who will encourage my faith. Let me be planted in Your church, where I can receive strength and wisdom. In Jesus’ name, Amen.
About this Plan

Life has many ups and downs, and there are moments when you may not know what to do. Here is a Biblical outline of things you can do today to ground yourself in the Lord and strengthen your spirit during this season.
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We would like to thank Vladimir Savchuk for providing this plan. For more information, please visit: https://pastorvlad.org
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