Has faithfulness begun to feel mostly like burden to you — and is there an area where you've lost sight of the pleasantness and peace that wisdom was always meant to carry?
Have you been waiting for closeness with God to arrive — and what would it look like to begin pursuing it with the kind of hunger this verse describes?
Is there an area of your life where the method of your gaining has required you to look away from something you know isn't right, and what is that costing you beneath the surface?
In your parenting, whether your children are young or grown, are you making decisions based on what brings peace now, or what builds the person they're becoming?
Is there something in your life — a relationship, a calling, a responsibility — that you've been tempted to walk away from before the fruit has had time to come?
Are you giving God your attendance and your effort or are you giving him your heart, and is there a difference between those two things in your life right now?
Is there an area of your life where striving and self-promotion have been your default, and what might it look like to exchange that for humility and trust?
Is there a relationship in your life where your proclaimed love and your practiced faithfulness have quietly drifted apart; and what would it look like to close that gap?