I love these passages in Scripture. They remind us of who we are — and more importantly, who GOD is. No one can compare with ADONAI…
Daily Word: Is There Delight in Your Soul? Proverbs 29:17
For those with young children, we know the sleepless nights of colic, sickness, potty training, etc. But, what of the sleepless nights and…
Daily Word: Never Give Up… Proverbs 28:14
Shabbat Shalom! You know what? Sometimes life can beat us down. Sometimes life is so complicated we want to check out. Hide from the daily…
Daily Word: Exhausted by Fools? Proverbs 27:3
Shabbat Shalom! Ever wonder why provocation by someone who doesn’t know any better is more exhausting than someone with an evil intent…
Daily Word: What Does the Secret Place Look Like? Proverbs 5:1
I love the imagery of today’s proverb. “Incline your ear . . .” This image depicts a sense of intimacy. To trust the speaker enough to lean…
Daily Word: Can Thoughts Affect Our Health? Proverbs 4:22
I had a fascinating conversation with a friend about a book he had read. According to Switch on Your Brain: The Key to Peak Happiness…
Daily Word: Do You Know Your Boundary Stone? Proverbs 22:28
As my husband and I age, our parents have either gone on before us to our Heavenly Father or are otherwise engaged living this season of their life. It occurred to me the other day that …
Daily Word: Owners or Stewards? Proverbs 21:20
Do you like to antique shop? Ever wonder at what point a piece of furniture is considered an antique? It must be at least 100 years old! Which means that wardrobe or dining table must be well-constructed and well-cared for it to last that long. An owner of something that valuable really isn’t the owner because the furniture will last longer than them.
Daily Word: Do We Need to Clean our “Kingdoms?” Proverbs 20:26
Did you know you rule a “kingdom?” Your kingdom may be your family, your business, classroom, or even your vehicle when you drive to work or run errands. Whatever or wherever you “govern” or have authority, that is your mini kingdom. Including our own minds.
