When the Scriptures treat or handle wisdom and decision, they don’t call it a determination of self will; psyching ourselves up into good decision-makingNoThe Scriptures describe wisdom as a journey… a long, winding path to be walked by putting one foot in front of the other; a journey, made better and easier by the daily ordinary acts of obedience, of duty, of discipline and repetition. The Scriptures have this as a premise; that the more you decide (little, ordinary decisions) the better you become at decision-making.That’s the tool, I want to put forward today: not just decision, but decision in the daily, ordinary acts. These acts amount to very little independently, but cumulatively they are life-changing. We know this even in the development of our characters, that characters aren’t really built or fixed by the big, dramatic events - but in the little, ordinary choices.