Faith Conversations Podcast

What Should I Do? When I Don't Know the Right Thing to Do

August 25, 2026·29 min
Episode Description from the Publisher

How do you make a wise decision when you genuinely don't know what the right thing to do is?In the final episode of the What Should I Do? series, Jessica Cabrera shares a personal story about planning a much-needed vacation during a season of financial uncertainty—and discovering that God cares about even the ordinary decisions we face.As Jessica and her husband prayed for wisdom, unexpected obstacles, disappointing news, and surprising generosity revealed something profound: God's guidance isn't always dramatic, but it is often deeply personal.If you've ever prayed, "Lord, I honestly don't know what the wise thing to do is," this episode will encourage you to seek God's wisdom, trust His timing, and discover how faithfully He directs those who depend on Him. Key Takeaway When we genuinely don't know the wise decision, God invites us to depend on Him instead of ourselves. He often guides us through ordinary circumstances, teaching us that seeking His wisdom is more important than having all the answers. Related Bible Verses (NASB) James 1:5 Psalm 37:5 Proverbs 3:5–6 John 15:4–5 Proverbs 16:9 Listener Resources & Next Steps New to the Bible? Read the Gospel of John. Read Jessica's Engage Faith article: What is the Message of the Gospel? All listeners are encouraged to engage in a local church community to learn more about Jesus, the Bible, and to experience God through community. Listeners from Northern Virginia are welcomed at Burke Community Church. Stay connected: Engage Faith Sign-Up

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