Finding Direction in Feeling Lost

Feeling lost is normal, but trusting God, seeking wisdom, and embracing life's seasons can provide direction and peace.

### Finding Direction When Feeling Lost: 7 Steps to Overcome Uncertainty
* 🔍 Feeling lost is a common human experience, but it's crucial to remember that **God's plans are often beyond our understanding**.
* 💭 It's okay to feel lost, as it can be part of God's larger plan for your life, just like Moses and the Israelites felt lost before **crossing the Red Sea**.
* 💔 Don't be led by feelings, as emotions can sometimes lead us astray from God's will, as seen in the speaker's experience of **almost going to the Philippines out of pride**.
* 📖 Focus on what you know for sure, as there are **clear directives in the Bible** that can guide your actions even when other aspects of life feel uncertain.
* 🤔 Seek wisdom from trusted sources, such as mentors, books, or research, to **gain perspective on your situation**.
* 🙏 Put God first in all decisions, following the advice of Matthew 6:33 to **seek His kingdom above all else**.
* 🛤 Don't be afraid of going in the wrong direction, as God can use even our **mistakes to teach us valuable lessons**.
* 🌱 Remember that life has different seasons, and the current feeling of being lost is just **one chapter in your larger story**.

Follow These 7 STEPS When FEELING LOST…

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Overcoming Feelings of Loss and Uncertainty

God has a way of disrupting our plans, leading to feelings of devastation and loss, as shared through personal experiences of a broken relationship and disrupted life plans.

It's okay to feel lost because God's ways are higher, just like the example of Moses leading the Israelites through the Red Sea, showing that feeling lost may be part of God's greater plan.

Trusting in God's plan can ultimately lead to unexpected and fulfilling opportunities, as seen in the personal experience of reluctantly attending Bible college and later realizing its importance in preparation for future opportunities.

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The movie delivers a profound message of faith, redemption, and the strength to overcome challenges.

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Putting self-worth in accomplishments led to a desperate need to prove oneself, but the realization that humility and patience are important.

The key is to trust in God and not rely on feelings, seeking wisdom and guidance instead.

Despite uncertainty, focusing on what is certain and seeking wisdom can bring direction and a fruitful life.

Seeking Wisdom and Guidance in Times of Uncertainty

Seeking advice from trusted individuals and mentors can provide valuable perspective in times of feeling lost.

Putting God first is emphasized as a source of strength and guidance, leading to a more balanced and rested life.

It's important to not fear going in the wrong direction, as staying faithful and open to guidance can lead to unexpected but purposeful paths.

Making Wise Decisions: A Biblical Perspective

Seeking God's guidance through prayer and fasting is crucial before making a decision.

Seeking counsel from others and being open to God's leading is also important.

The life of Joseph in the Bible exemplifies how God can use different seasons and experiences to shape and guide an individual.

Finding Direction and Purpose in Times of Feeling Lost

Transitioning from ministry with Barnabas to a new chapter with Timothy and the 12 disciples, learning to follow Jesus without his physical presence is a common experience.

It's okay to feel lost, but it's important to remember that feelings will fade with time and this is just one chapter of life.

During a season of learning or difficulty, seek the lessons God is teaching and focus on taking specific steps, relying on God for direction, and remembering that all things work together for good.