Ever feel like your work is just motion without meaning? Proverbs 10:4 calls us to diligence that lasts, and in Christ, our hands are freed for love.
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Labor Day is more than rest—it’s a reminder of God’s call to steady diligence. Join us in prayer for work shaped by wisdom, not haste.
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What if your faithfulness actually refreshed the heart of the One who sent you? Today’s episode reminds us that God delights in integrity more than applause. Be encouraged in the great commission.
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Do you feel enslaved to people’s opinions? This verse shows us that craving approval only chains us, but trusting God sets us free. Learn how His love secures you.
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Why do we invent lions in the street instead of stepping into obedience? Proverbs 22:13 /26:13 confronts our excuses and points us to Jesus—the Lion who conquered the real enemy.

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God’s Word says “keep the command and live,” but none of us have. That’s why Jesus came—the perfect Law-Keeper who offers His life to lawbreakers. Let’s choose Him today.

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Wisdom doesn’t come with age—it comes with pursuit. Where are you living passively instead of leaning in? Let’s talk about rejecting passivity, living teachable, and why Jesus is the wisdom we need.

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Who sharpens you? This proverb says real friends make us sharper—through encouragement, correction, and truth. Let’s talk about the kind of friendships that shape us into who God made us to be.

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Yesterday we prayed against deceit; today Proverbs 15:22 shows us another prayer-shaped truth: we need others. Alone we sink, but with godly counsel we’re steadied. Where do you need that prayer today?

Proverbs 30:7–9 holds the only prayer in Proverbs—and it’s stunningly practical. It's also beautiful. Agur asks for two things: truth and contentment. Why those? Let’s talk about why they’re still our greatest need.

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