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I know the difference between social righteousness & biblical righteousness! How about you? Dr. Graham says "Humanity has always been dexterous at confusing evil with good. That was Adam and Eve’s problem, and it is our problem today." billygraham.org/decision-mag…

In a world filled with chaos, anxiety, and uncertainty, I encourage you to keep hope in God alive! Stay blessed!

So in these difficult times, I encourage you to lean on God’s purpose for our lives, rest in His guidance, and accept that not everything will make sense right away, but everything will, in His time.

Be encouraged, know that trusting God’s control not only helps us cope with circumstances but also fills our hearts with His divine peace that surpasses all understanding.

This peace comes through our faith that we experience true serenity, even amid trials and tribulations. God assures us that we don’t have to carry burdens alone; instead, we can cast our cares upon Him.

Recognizing that God is in control can give us the peace we need to get through difficult times, knowing that He never leaves us to face our battles alone.

Understand we have not been left alone to face these difficult times. God is constantly present with us, ready to guide and comfort us. And His presence is both a shield and a source of strength during our hardest times.

In these difficult times we need to trust God’s plan because even though we can’t see it there’s a plan in all of this! God’s Word assures us that He has a plan for each of us, and this plan is for our good and His glory.

When we face challenges and trials, it can feel as though we are all alone in our struggles. But the truth is that God’s love and power are at work, even when we find ourselves in the valley of difficulty.

We are living in a time of economic inequality, rising costs, particularly in healthcare, housing, fuel and food, and consumer debt is at an all-time high! Yes times are tough but we, as God’s children need to see the bigger picture!

Do you ever stop and think about God’s Word and what is going on around us? I do. And I think that is referred to as...

Hi there Prayer Warriors, It seems the year has just flown by, I hope this finds you all well! Here is the Prayer calendar for November. My favorites are all the Veteran & children days!

Together, these verses teach us that we need wisdom and dependence on God to know when to remain silent and when to speak. Jesus calls us to be “wise as serpents and innocent as doves,” discerning not just what to say but when and how to say it. Stay blessed!

These two verses Proverbs 26:4 and 26:5 do not contradict each other but complement each other. Together they reveal that wisdom requires discernment in situations, including how and when we respond to others.

God then proceeded to ask Job a lot of questions that made Job realize he had no idea how the physical creation worked and that God’s wisdom far exceeded his wisdom. In other words, God’s response made Job realize that God knows what He’s doing.

God responded to Job, but not on the same level as Job. God directly addressed the subject.

Sorry to say this is a common human reaction even today. However, it is a foolish reaction when you consider the fact that God created humanity and that God’s thoughts are so much higher than man’s thoughts.

There is a good example of this in how God answered Job. Job felt that he was righteous and that God had treated him unjustly.

In unimportant issues, we should just ignore fools. But in more important areas, such as when a fool denies the existence of God (Psalm 14:1), verse 5 tells us they must be dealt with so that credibility will not be given to what the fool says.

This reveals the need for DISCERNMENT when dealing with a fool!