What's The Best Choice?

 Heellloooo there! It's been quite some time since my last post! Yeah, sort of busy with work and the like right now. Finally managed to set aside some time for this post!

 It's sad to say that my lovely Sony Ericsson W995's screen has spoiled and I've been stuck with my lousy old phone for quite some time. Thankfully, I would be able to upgrade on the 17th September 2012! Yay!

  I have already narrowed down my search to a few phones. Mainly Sony and HTC phones. Of course, each phone has its own advantages and disadvantages. There's a phone that is even waterproof! I have done plenty of research on the respective phones, but I just can't seem to choose an exact one yet. (Yes. I know there's plenty of time from now to then; but at the end of the day, I will be stuck with that phone so I want to make the best choice.)

  This situation reminds of our everyday lives. We all have to make many choices everyday. Whether its choosing to read a book or watch television, eating meat or vegetables, etc. Just as the Bible says, "Everything is permissible, but not everything is beneficial." The question we should ask ourselves is: what is the best choice. Sure, there may be good choices, but remember that the enemy of "best" is "good." 

  One of the good questions to ask yourself is: What would Jesus do if He were in this situation? What would He choose? (I know this doesn't really apply to my phone choice, but anyways...) This is a great guideline as Jesus is perfect. He can't make a wrong decision.

  To conclude it all, let me finish with a Bible verse. "Everything is permissible, but not everything is beneficial. Everything is permissible, but not everything is constructive." 1 Corinthians 10:23.