What Does God Want Me To Do?

What does it truly mean to be wise? Most of us assume wisdom means having all the answers, but this message flips that assumption on its head in a powerful way. Drawing from the story of Joseph and Pharaoh in Genesis 41, we discover that real wisdom begins with the courage to say 'I don't know.' When Pharaoh, the most powerful ruler in the ancient world, humbled himself to receive counsel from an imprisoned foreigner, it set in motion a plan that saved an entire civilization. The spiritual insight here is profound: our willingness to seek guidance is not a sign of weakness but the very mark of wisdom. We are challenged to examine the emotional fog that clouds our decision-making, whether driven by excitement, fear, anger, or loneliness, and to recognize how those emotions can lead us away from sound choices. The message calls us to pause, to seek trusted voices, and to remain open to wisdom from unexpected sources. For anyone navigating a major life decision, this is an invitation to trade blind confidence for something far more powerful: humble, faith-grounded discernment.