We face two kinds of decisions–moral decisions and priority decisions. Moral decisions are choices between right and wrong. There is a morally correct answer and a morally wrong answer. For example, whether or not to steal or commit adultery.
Priority decisions–the vast majority of them–are choices between right and right. In other words, there are two or more choices of which any could be correct. For example, which job to take, car to buy or neighborhood to live in.
To make good priority decisions, inquire of the Lord like David did (1 Sam 23:2) – and ask a friend or two for wisdom.
Do you have Godly friends who can help you in all your priority decisions?
Patrick Morley
Author/Bible Teacher
Changi Chapel 
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