You’re always sowing something. Proverbs 14:14 warns that fruit—good or bad—grows slowly but surely. What’s quietly filling your life right now? Let’s talk about the roots shaping your future harvest.

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Are you preparing for what you’re praying for? Proverbs 24:27 reminds us that unseen work comes before visible fruit—and why faith means plowing before the rain comes.

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What’s your life built on? Career? Comfort? Control? Proverbs 24:3–4 (and Proverbs 3:19-20) shows why only God’s wisdom can build, establish, and fill a life - and how Christ becomes both your foundation and your fullness.

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You can be near Christian things and still far from Christ. Proverbs 21:16 shows why wandering is deadly—and why only Jesus can keep us on the narrow road.

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Correction is never just about the person receiving it—it’s a lesson for everyone watching. This proverb challenges us to examine our hearts: are we resisting truth, ignoring it, or welcoming it?

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Beware the velvet tongue and poisoned heart. This proverb calls us to discernment without cynicism—and to pray that our own lips speak from a heart shaped by Christ.

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Is comfort the goal…or clarity? Proverbs 15:19 reveals the hidden pain of laziness and the surprising peace of obedience.

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Why do we feel the need to explain ourselves—constantly? Proverbs 18:17 exposes our self-defense reflex and points us to a better way: rest in the righteousness of Jesus, not your argument.

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Ever feel the pull to jump into drama that isn’t yours? Proverbs says real honor is found in walking away. Let’s talk peace, pride, and the quiet strength of Christ.

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Is it wisdom—or ego—that makes you jump into conflict? This proverb challenges us to pause, pray, and discern if we’re bringing peace or just grabbing the dog by the ears.

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