Sep 6, 2026 · 50 min · 9 segments
Speaker: Pastor Mabio Coelho Original Broadcast Date: September 5, 2026 Bulletin |…
Mabio CoelhoHost
And if you are human, like most of us, several times this week, you have to make decision after decision.

We don't have a lot of time to think like it's Somebody saw something you and you have to react or you're driving somebody just Shove their car in front of you have to decide what they're gonna do Do I press the brake on or do I go all the way in on the back of the guy? Like it's a decision, but you have to take it and you have a split second to do so and uh, but usually We get, at least with certain periodicity, to times and places when we really think, oh, that's a big decision, I need to step back and think about it.

And sometimes we follow our gut, we follow the first thought that comes to our mind, and we take our decision and go with it.

And by my own personal experience, the times I do that is the times that I sometimes regret it and have later to apologize for what I said or done because I did just out of my gut, sometimes even without a lot of reflection.

When I, as I said, most of the time, I like to think, I follow, try to follow God's will for me, and thankfully my wife is not here, otherwise she would say differently.

But as every human being, sometimes we go and jump to conclusions, take decisions in haste, and those are the times we regret.


In a general sense, doing God's will for all of us is just that, to do justly, to do what's right because it's right, to love mercy, to have a character like Christ, and to walk humbly before the Lord.


And if you are human, like most of us, several times this week, you have to make decision after decision.

We don't have a lot of time to think like it's Somebody saw something you and you have to react or you're driving somebody just Shove their car in front of you have to decide what they're gonna do Do I press the brake on or do I go all the way in on the back of the guy? Like it's a decision, but you have to take it and you have a split second to do so and uh, but usually We get, at least with certain periodicity, to times and places when we really think, oh, that's a big decision, I need to step back and think about it.

And sometimes we follow our gut, we follow the first thought that comes to our mind, and we take our decision and go with it.

And by my own personal experience, the times I do that is the times that I sometimes regret it and have later to apologize for what I said or done because I did just out of my gut, sometimes even without a lot of reflection.

When I, as I said, most of the time, I like to think, I follow, try to follow God's will for me, and thankfully my wife is not here, otherwise she would say differently.

But as every human being, sometimes we go and jump to conclusions, take decisions in haste, and those are the times we regret.


In a general sense, doing God's will for all of us is just that, to do justly, to do what's right because it's right, to love mercy, to have a character like Christ, and to walk humbly before the Lord.

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