Jeremiah 20:11a is Jeremiah complaining to God about the way he's being treated because of making declarations on behalf of God. No matter what we are facing in our holiest hot mess lives, we can trust and believe that the Lord God is on our side and He is the Lord strong and mighty.

Jeremiah 24:7 is another declaration of God talking through Jeremiah to declare who He is and how He desires to be our God and to be in relationship with us. As we live our holiest hot mess lives, we can be encouraged by God's love for us no matter how far we've strayed.

Jeremiah 31:33-34 is God directly speaking to the Children of Israel who've turned so far from Him. He reminds them of His love and that He's their God. Even as they reject Him. Let's be mindful to embrace our personal relationship with God as we live our holiest hot mess lives.

Jeremiah 31:35 reminds us of the power that God has and the provision that he blesses us with. When we read this verse we are able to root and ground ourselves in the truth of God. As we live our holiest hot mess lives, we can stand on the promises of God and of Who He is.

Jeremiah 32:27 is a phenomenal reminder of Who God is and how powerful He is. He's trustworthy! And just like Jeremiah trusted Him then, we can trust Him now in the midst of living our holiest hot mess lives.

Proverbs 12:17-18 reminds us again of how careful we must be with our words. God warns us repeatedly throughout scripture about how dangerous our tongues are, and if we're going to live our holiest hot mess lives, then we must heed these warnings.

Proverbs 11:12-13 warns us of the dangers of speaking against people as well as sharing secrets with untrustworthy people. As we live our holiest hot mess lives, we can work on talking less and separating ourselves from slander and gossip.

Proverbs 3:31-32 is a fantastic reminder that when we see what looks like evil people prospering, we can be encouraged that God hates their choices and their seeming rewards aren't ones we'd want. As we live our holiest hot mess lives, we can find comfort in the warning to stay the course of living God's way. Our rewards are on their way!

Proverbs 6:16-19 clearly lists seven things God hates. How do we find ourselves falling into these traps? And how do we make better choices and encourage others as we live our holiest hot mess lives?

Proverbs 5:21 reminds us that God sees everything we do. Prayerfully this is a great warning against us making bad decisions. As we live our holiest hot mess lives, let's strive towards pleasing God with our choices.