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.