We are all in 32 Days of Proverbs 31 and learning how to be righteous judges, who judge fairly. It is important in this season we are fair and unbiased in the positions we hold. Read Proverbs 31:9.

We are still in 31 Days of Proverbs 31. We are learning how to be advocates and what it means to be the voice for others. Check out Proverbs 31:8.

We are still in 31 Days of Proverbs 31. We are taking a look still into drinking and the effects and the reasons why wine was prescribed for certain situations. Read Proverbs 31:7.

We are still learning and focusing on 31 days of Proverbs 31. Today we look at Proverbs 31: 6 and how sometimes wine is a prescription for situations. Interesting right! Listen in as we uncover the reason why this may be allowed.

In a continuation of the effects of alcohol and the impairment it causes when making decision, we look at Proverbs 31:5 and make a decision not to cause more harm to those that have faced adversity.

What role has alcohol and drugs played in yur life and how has it been impacted? In Proverbs 31:4 a warning is provided by a mother to her son and the affects that alcohol has on decision making.

This is day 3 of 31 Days of Proverbs 31 and we are taking a look verse 3, understanding the power of wisdom, instruction and conversation.

We are back and looking into Proverbs 31:2. Are you ready to eat? We are going in and understanding the importance of identity and connection.

Join me in this series of 31 days of Proverbs 31. Today it is all about verse1.

In order to have an abundant life in God we have to appropriately manage our thoughts and emotions so that we are not consumed by them. Often times those that are in Christ suffer with depression and anxiety even though it is not in God's will for us. We forget to activate our faith by doing doing the work necessary to get to good emotional health. As Keya Speaks allow yourself to be vulnerable with you first so you can begin to heal according to the perfect will of God.