Daily Word: Does Oppression Leave a Scar? Proverbs 28:3

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The need to oppress someone weaker is a cruel thing that grows and perpetuates in darkness and silence. This is why there is spousal abuse…

Daily Word: Are You Continually “Dripping”? Proverbs 27:15-16

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A contentious person is relentless in pointing out others’ faults. And when they have exhausted these revelations, they can fabricate more…

Daily Word: What’s Your Story? Proverbs 26:27

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We all have stories — testimonies — of God’s protection. Events where we can point to His divine intervention.I wonder, how many pits were…

Daily Word: 7 Ways to Avoid Manipulators. Proverbs 25:15

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Have you ever had a child wear you down until you give into their demands? Grumpy children left on their own, their behavior can develop…

Daily Word: Are Good Deeds Punished? Proverbs 24:1-2

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There is a saying I really dislike: “No good deed goes unpunished.” The world seems to revel in sin and revile Godly behavior. And more…

Daily Word: What if We Pushed Back? Proverbs 23:10-11

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Why do people steal from the weak or vulnerable? Because they can. It’s not fair. It’s reprehensible. Yet, it happens to children and…

Daily Word: 6 Ways to Untangle Ourselves from Anger. Proverbs 22:24-25

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Ouch! I grew up around hot-tempered people. It’s no wonder I struggled with anger issues. Still, just because I have that history doesn’t…

Daily Word: The Wisdom of Work. Proverbs 21:25-26

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The wisdom of work — of earning money — is to live within our means, prudently plan for the future, and be able to give back to the LORD…