What’s on Your Punch List?
Brian Sooy • February 8, 2021
If you ever have the opportunity to build a home, you soon learn that it’s not complete or perfect when you move in.
The best builders will use a third-party expert to do a quality inspection and point out what needs to be corrected to make the house ready for the owner. He then delivers a “punch list” to the builder.
God wants to do the same thing with you:
Examine me, O God, and know my mind.
Test me, and know my thoughts.
See whether I am on an evil path.
Then lead me on the everlasting path.
Psalm 139:23-24, GOD’S WORD
- God wants to know your intent and motives.
- God wants to understand your worries and concerns.
- God wants to see if you have any tendencies that lead to sin.
- God wants to guide you on the best path for your life.
What is God showing you that needs to be repaired or restored?
What’s on your punch list?
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