Naked Man Moleskin

Last night my M struggled with writing a message to her brother. A message that some how, some way, says, don’t come. It is heartbreaking for my M, who loves her family. But this Christmas, there are too many unknowns, too many risks.

My brother in law is an emergency room doctor, and he’s by himself out in LA. He travels frequently and is out here for visits with the rest of the family 4-5 times a year. This year that hasn’t happened of course. So it’s hard to tell him no.

Sometimes we have to make hard decisions. That the “right” decision, logically, still doesn’t feel right. There’s always some doubt about whether we’ve actually made the “right” decision. And in times like this, you’ve just got to forge ahead. Allow things to play out. Consider all the information you have, make a decision based on what’s available, then commit.

I see this in life often, particularly in my walk with my God. Lots of decisions with many unknowns everyday. But the Bible encourages us to bring everything to Him in prayer. It’s ok if stuff is gray and you don’t know if the decision is right. I think the point is – bring it to Him.

So as we continue to make tough decisions – like getting out of bed, working hard early in the morning, work, family, LIFE, remember that it’s ok if we don’t have all the right answers. Go with what you have, commit, and trust that the SkyQ has your back.