The LORD will cause all grace to abound to you by helping you find someone to do work you need for a price you can pay when you are unable to effectively complete the job or a portion of it. There is absolutely nothing wrong with refusing to do a job that past experience shows you cannot do well. Don’t continue to ruin work and waste money and time in the short and long run trying to do things for which you are not equipped.
Hiring someone to help you at the point you cannot perform well or complete the job by yourself may be God's perfect timing for you to be a financial blessing to that person. You might win that person to Jesus Christ and/or be able to disciple him / her well into the future via friendly conversation and atmosphere while he / she works in your home or business establishment.
When searching for the proper person or business to do the job, get references from others who have had similar work performed, get estimates from three different sources, consider the quality and price for their service, and contact government regulators to check out professional licensing and complaint histories. But, most of all use your God-given discernment to pick the one He wants to bless, encourage, and use at that time. If you become a long-time customer, generous discounts and great service will accompany your patronage down the road as well as a thriving friendship through which God can provide valuable input in your lives prospering you for the road ahead.
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Exodus 31:1-11, 1Corinthians 12:18-27, Ephesians 4:4-16, James 3:1
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