Pre-Decide: I Will Be Consistent and Finish
Pre-Decide: I Will Be Consistent and Finish
If only we could make decisions ahead of time rather than when we're under stress, overwhelmed, or swayed by fear or emotion. This series teaches us how to position ourselves to make the choices we really want to make as followers of Jesus and avoid those we do not. Pre-Decide will help you: • See how your small choices shape the kind of person you become • Understand the science behind your decision-making habits • Overcome decision fatigue and debilitating fears • Diminish the role of emotions in decision-making • Define and put into action the seven life-defining pre-decisions you can make today Becoming the person God wants you to be starts before you even make a decision. You'll discover the power of pre-deciding today to help you live the life you want to have tomorrow.
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First Baptist Church Seminole Tx
202 SW Ave B, Seminole, TX 79360, USA
Sunday 5:00 AM
Think Ahead: 7 Decisions You Can Make Today for the God-Honoring Life You Want Tomorrow

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35,000 and Seven. 35,000 is the number shaping my life. Seven is the the number that allows me to take back my life.

2. The Community's Grit: Declare I Will Be a Finisher
3. The Simple Yes: Integrity Seals the Finish

People that make a difference – do consistently what others do occasionally.
Consistency is the bridge between planting and harvest.
Don't quit before the rain comes.
Don't stop running 6 miles from glory.

Faith isn't proven in the instant - it's proven in the endurance.
Pre-Decide This: I will be a finisher.
James 5:7-12
Read James 5:7-12. How do these verses challenge the way our culture defines blessing?
1.What does James teach about patience and waiting for the Lord’s coming? How do the images of the farmer and the judge at the door help us understand this?
2.How can we live as distinctively Christian in a culture of impatience and immediate gratification?
3.When have you struggled with being “in a hurry but God isn’t”? How do you personally handle frustration in times of waiting?
4.James highlights perseverance and consistency as keys to finishing well in faith. Why do you think consistency matters so much in spiritual growth and everyday decisions?
5.Reflecting on Malcolm Gladwell’s idea of 10,000 hours, what practical steps can we take to cultivate perseverance in our faith and life?
6.How can waiting be transformed from grumbling into worship, as James suggests? What faith-fueled declarations might help you wait well?
7.How do these teachings encourage or challenge you in your current life situation? What changes might you consider making in your attitudes or actions?
