Your Choice Won’t Change God’s Good Plan

Ever find yourself sensing a nudge from God to do something that feels… well, a little off-the-wall? Maybe you’ve prayed, waited, and still felt unsure. In today’s devotional, Keri Eichberger shares a personal story of unexpected promptings, hesitant obedience, and the comforting truth found in Psalm 33:10-11 — that God’s good plan for us is firm, unshaken by our uncertainty or decisions.

If you’re facing a big decision, wrestling with mixed emotions, or waiting for a clear answer, this message will meet you right where you are.

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✨ Key Takeaways

💡 God’s plans stand firm — no matter our uncertainty
💡 When we genuinely seek God’s will, we can move forward in faith knowing He’ll direct or redirect our steps
💡 Psalm 33:10-11 reminds us that God can foil or thwart any plan not aligned with His purposes — and that’s a good thing
💡 We can live with peace, taking faithful steps, because God’s ultimate plan for our good will always prevail

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Full Transcript Below: 

Your Choice Won’t Change God’s Good Plan

By Keri Eichberger

The LORD foils the plans of the nations; he thwarts the purposes of the peoples. But the plans of the LORD stand firm forever, the purposes of his heart through all generations. (Psalm 33:10-11) 

I wasn't necessarily even looking for a job. But for some odd reason the opportunity kept randomly bursting into my thoughts. It seemed so bizarre that I never spoke a word of it to anyone. My husband would have been my first friend to share the strange promptings, but I was certain he would simply look at me sideways, laugh it off, and say how super off the wall the notion was. But nonetheless, about an hour after my regular morning prayer time of seeking God's will for my day and life, it popped up again. And I had to let it spill. I told Mike I almost didn't say a word about this absurd idea, except that in some strange way this crazy thought reminded me of my initial series of promptings before God called me to have my last baby-turned-twins. And cons