The document discusses the origins and meanings of the phrases "the devil is in the details" and "God is in the details". It explains that "the devil is in the details" refers to hidden problems that emerge from close examination, while "God is in the details" means that thoroughness is important. It argues that Christians should not spiritualize lack of planning or analysis, and that having a strategic plan that is both flexible and informed by research is important for success, as ignoring details can allow problems to emerge.

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2. Youve heard the phrase: "The devil is in
the details" (or fine print)

3. From Wikipedia:
"The devil is in the detail is an idiom that refers to a catch or
mysterious element hidden in the details, meaning that
something might seem simple at a first look but will take
more time and effort to complete than expected and derives
from the earlier phrase, "God is in the detail" expressing the
idea that whatever one does should be done thoroughly; i.e.
details are important. (Emphasis added).

4. God is in the detail(s) came
before the one we know best

5. Generally attributed
to German-born architect
Ludwig Mies van der Rohe
(1886–1969)

6. Details, precision and
exactness have
always mattered to
God

7. The universe operates within a well-
framed, systematic and precise
framework

8. Modern
science
understands
only a little

9. There is often
a fundamental
human desire
to take the
easy way out

10. In-depth planning, analysis, and
rigorous assessment represent
non-spiritual activities that
require a skill set and effort level
that some choose to bypass

11. Christians often
spiritualize a lack of
effort because they
think they will doubt
God by questioning
or analyzing what
their natural eyes
see

12. Some missapply
good Scriptures:
"Nothing is
impossible for
God". “Do not be
afraid or
discouraged
because of this
vast army. For the
battle is not yours,
but Gods."(2
Chronicles 2:15)

13. Christian business people
and leaders often err when
they do not thoughtfully
devise, implement and
monitor a proper plan

14. Humanists dont usually fall into this trap because
they have zero expectation of God being involved
in their success

15. There is a difference between a step of
faith and a leap of foolishness

16. A good vision is
a good start but
not enough

17. Develop a
strategic and
tactical plan that
includes best
practices and
knowledge

18. It should be
flexible, Spirit-led
but also a
reflection of your
best analysis and
process creation

19. The devil is in the details if we ignore
the fine print and he will work to torpedo
your venture.

20. God is in the details for
success! If you need help, get
it

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