When you fall, do you rise with humility and perseverance—or do you stay down in discouragement? How might choosing to rise again today allow wisdom to compound in your life?
Are your choices driven more by appearance or by integrity? What small, righteous action could you take today that helps your character compound in the right direction?
When we reject the fundamental relationships God gave us—beginning with father and mother—we are not simply rebelling against family dynamics; we are rebelling against the very structure God built into the world.
The world is coming after young men in many ways. Sex, online gambling, social media, and endless entertainment all promise quick dopamine hits and instant pleasure. What feels harmless is actually a spiritual assault.
This proverb reminds us that, if we need accountability, or for someone to tell us what to do or not do, then we will never make it. Why? Because wisdom, maturity, and fruitfulness require internal motivation rather than exte...
This proverb teaches us what to do when we do not like what God has to say, or how he instructs us. When we do not like what God has to say, we must fear the Lord.