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July 27th – Lamentations 3:31

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Lamentations 3:31

I once read that the silence of God can feel like rejection, but feelings aren’t  always truth. Even when you can’t feel His presence, He hasn’t abandoned you. The Father who disciplines you is still the Father who loves you, and His love never lets you go.

No one goes through this life without hardship, suffering, disappointment, or seasons of discipline. There are times when God allows us to walk through painful valleys, and there are times when He lovingly corrects us because we’ve wandered from His will. In those moments, it can be easy to wonder if God has turned away from us or if our suffering means He no longer wants us.

But Lamentations 3:31 reminds us that the Lord doesn’t cast off His people forever. His discipline is never rooted in malice, cruelty, or a desire to destroy us. Even when He allows grief, His heart is still filled with compassion and love. A loving Father disciplines His children for their good, not to push them away, but to draw them closer and guide them back to the right path.

His correction may hurt, but His love never does. His discipline is temporary, but His faithfulness is everlasting. So if you’re walking through a difficult season today, remember that your pain is not proof that God has abandoned you. He may be refining you, correcting you, or teaching you, but He hasn’t forgotten you. The same God who allows the valley is the God who walks through it with you. His heart is compassionate, His mercy is great, and His love will never let you go.

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July 16th – Hebrews 12:6

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Hebrews 12:6

No one enjoys being disciplined. As children, we dreaded punishment because it felt painful and unfair. Even as adults, correction can be difficult to accept. We naturally resist anything that exposes our weaknesses or calls us to change.

But God’s discipline is very different from the world’s punishment. It isn’t driven by anger or rejection. Instead, it flows from His perfect love. A loving father corrects the children who belong to him because he wants what is best for them. In the same way, our Heavenly Father disciplines us to shape our character, strengthen our faith, and draw us closer to Himself.

When God corrects us, it isn’t a sign that He has turned away from us. It’s a reminder that we are His. He loves us too much to leave us where we are. His discipline may be uncomfortable for a season, but it always has a purpose. And that is to make us more like Christ.

So instead of becoming discouraged when God lovingly corrects us, we can rejoice. His discipline is evidence that we belong to Him, that He is actively working in our lives, and that He is preparing us for something greater. What a comfort it is to know that we are dearly loved by our Heavenly Father.

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September 5th – Proverbs 11:2

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Week 1 – The wisdom In Humility (Proverbs 11:2)

The ancient Greeks had a term, “hubris,” to describe the dangerous overconfidence that often led to downfall. It was a warning against the arrogance that can blind us to our own limitations and the consequences of our actions. Proverbs 11:2 echoes this timeless truth, reminding us that “When pride comes, then comes disgrace, but with humility comes wisdom.” Hubris, or pride, is often the root of many failures. It clouds our judgment and often leads to reckless decisions. But humility opens the door to wisdom, allowing us to recognize our need for guidance and correction. When we approach life with humility, we are more receptive to learning, growing, and making sound choices. Wisdom and humility go hand in hand, as one can’t truly exist without the other. By acknowledging our limitations and seeking wisdom from God and others, we can avoid the pitfalls of pride. And build a life grounded in understanding and grace, instead of one filled with regret.

Questions For Reflection –

  1. How can we cultivate humility in our daily interactions to ensure we remain open to wisdom and avoid the pitfalls of pride?
  1. In what areas of our lives might pride be hindering our ability to grow in wisdom, and how can we address this with a humble heart?

Let humility be your guide, and wisdom will walk by your side. 🙏🏻❤️

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September 1st – Proverbs 1:7

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Week 1 – The Foundation of Wisdom (Proverbs 1:7)

Proverbs 1:7 tells us, “The fear of the Lord is the beginning of knowledge.” Meaning true wisdom starts with a deep reverence for God. Now this fear isn’t about being terrified, but rather recognizing God’s holiness, power, and authority over all things. When we fear the Lord, we acknowledge that His ways are higher than ours, humbling ourselves to seek His guidance, instruction, and correction. Yet taking correction, even from God, can be hard for us. Because it challenges our pride and self-sufficiency. We often resist correction, because it exposes our flaws and forces us to confront our mistakes. It requires humility to admit that we don’t have all the answers and that we need God’s wisdom to navigate life. But when we embrace correction as a form of God’s loving discipline, we grow in understanding and maturity. The fear of the Lord then becomes the foundation upon which we build a life of wisdom. Where we learn to accept guidance, instruction, and correction as a necessary part of our spiritual growth.

Questions for Reflection –

  1. How can we cultivate a healthy fear of the Lord in our daily lives to ensure that our decisions and actions are guided by His wisdom rather than our own understanding?
  1. In what ways can we become more open to correction from God and others, and how can we view it as an essential part of growing in knowledge and spiritual maturity?

True wisdom starts with a humble heart that reveres the Lord. Fear God, and knowledge will follow. 🙏🏻❤️

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August 1st – Colossians 3:16

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Colossians 3:16

“Let the message of Christ dwell among you richly as you teach and admonish one another with all wisdom through psalms, hymns, and songs from the Spirit, singing to God with gratitude in your hearts.”

It doesn’t get much better than driving in your car, sun shining, windows down, and your favorite song blaring on the radio. Whether it be from the lyrics, the beat, or the melody, music can bring forth a variety of physical responses. Paul understood the capacity music has to change both hearts and lives. And so he tells us to use the songs we sing to both teach the Word of God, and to gently advise those who may need correcting. Always doing so with hearts of thanksgiving and with the goal of helping each other in our walk of faith. But most of all, to glorify God. The greatest purpose music can serve is when we use it as God intended, as a means to worship Him. The music we play and the songs we sing, are a testimony to both God and world around us. So let our song be one of devotion, thankfulness, and appreciation to the Lord. A melody of thankfulness that sprouts from deep in our hearts and brings a song of joy to our lips.

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July 20th- Proverbs 3:12

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Proverbs 3:12

“For whom the LORD loves He reproves, even as a father corrects the son in whom he delights.”

There’s a quote which says, “Discipline doesn’t break a child’s spirit half as often as the lack of it breaks a parent’s heart.” No one one wants to be punished. Even if it comes with a promise of being for our own good. But not only can we take solace from God’s discipline, but delight in His correction. Because as our loving Father, God desires a close relationship with His children and only the very best for us. And His discipline is an expression of this love, not a form of punishment meant to harm or condemn. Just as a parent corrects their child out of love and concern for their well-being, God’s discipline is intended to guide and shape us. To lead us away from harmful paths and towards His intended purpose for our lives. So even though the consequences of our actions may be painful for a season, we can rejoice because God’s love remains steadfast. And because of that love He refuses to leave us undisciplined.

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October 9th – Proverbs 3:12

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Proverbs 3:12

No one likes discipline. And as Christians, when going through trials, the last thing we want hear is that we should rejoice. We are told to be happy because God only disciplines those who belong to Him. But in the middle of sorrows, those words can feel like salt in the wound. Because when we’re hurting, we want healing not instruction. But the truth is if God didn’t care, He would let us run headfirst after our sin with no consequences. He would turn a blind eye to the hurtful, devastating consequences sin causes us to suffer. Yet due to His deep, never ending love for His children, God steps in. Because our Father wants to live our best lives, He uses discipline to protect, correct, and instruct us. For as Hebrews 12:6 tells us, “the Lord disciplines the one He loves, and chastises every son whom He receives.” So yes we can rejoice during discipline because it proves we belong to God!

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