Proverbs 28:16 depicts good leadership and bad. What's interesting is what that leader or ruler hates or loves. The impact on those led or governed is great depending on what the leader in power loves or hates.

Thursday Morning's devotional comes from Romans 8:18-23.

This week Pastor Continues in his devotional series through the book of Luke. Currently we are working through the Four Beatitudes and Four Woes found in Luke 6.

Most would say we need less stress, worry or fear in our lives. We should have "no worries" in our work, school, relationships and neighborhoods. But our Proverb today commends fear (caution, reverence, respect, alertness) to complacency (insensitivity, low concern for pleasing, distraction).

Please join Michelle for a devotional.

Proverbs 28:10 Warns the upright that there are "snare setters" who are actively attempting to cause you to stray into evil behavior. The verse also warns these "snare setters" that their future is grim.

Pastor Travis continues his devotional series on the book of Luke. This week we begin in the middle of chapter 6 and begin examining the Sermon on the Mount.

Proverbs 28:9 is a quick reminder of the reality that God not only communicates with us through our prayer, he communicates through his instructive Word. These two go together.

Monday morning's devotional comes from Romans 8:5-13.

Another strongly worded Proverb about a very important choice we humans make. It's about our response to God's Word. Proverbs 28:4 reduces our possible responses to two: We forsake it, or we keep it. This choice then leads to actions we take as we see wickedness around us.