Answer for @Rashidah Hansen One of our newest member asked this question: Which translation is everyone using when doing the daily reading? I go between King James and New King James. Made me decide to write an article to guide the community. To be clear, we are not KJV Only, just KJV preferred. At another time, I will create a training on the uniqueness of the KJV for Wisdom building. But this will suffice for now. Below are: 12 Reasons The Proverbs 12X Method Stands on the King James Bible Most Christians today are not suffering from a lack of Bible access. They are suffering from thin reading, shallow hearing, weak meditation, casual theology, and a modern appetite for ease over depth. That matters. Because if wisdom begins with the fear of the Lord, then the way we approach the Word of God is not a small matter. It is a revealing matter. It reveals whether we want truth on God’s terms or truth trimmed to fit our comfort, our pace, and our taste. That is one reason The Proverbs 12X Method is KJV-preferred. This is not about being trendy, combative, or elitist. It is about reverence. It is about formation. It is about choosing a Bible that has weight, cadence, memory, precision, and power. It is about choosing a translation that helps train the soul rather than merely satisfy the modern appetite for convenience. Even Christopher Hitchens, one of the most outspoken atheists of his generation, recognized that the King James Bible preserved a shared treasury of images, phrases, and literary force without which a culture becomes dangerously thin. Historians and literary writers continue to note the KJV’s enduring influence on English language, imagination, and public speech. So here is our case. These are 12 reasons we use the KJV and why we are unapologetically KJV-preferred. 1. We believe the Word of God should sound weighty The Bible is not common. It is not ordinary speech. It is not motivational copy. It is not spiritualized self-help. It is the Word of the living God.

Here are my takeaways from today. Also, please hold me up in prayer and my son. I will be having knee replacement surgery on June 3rd. My son is still deployed. Also please hold my niece Brittni in prayer. She is a Pediatric Oncology Charge Nurse. They had some hard losses the past couple of weeks that got to her. She needs God’s strength to keep doing what God called her to do. 🙏🏻❤️ Thank you! @Sean Isaacs @Angie Tirso @Brian Johansen @Hanna Behr @Christopher Lyle @David Keith McGowan @Denis Polonko @Gopal Philion @Gourab Saikia @Samuel Giles @Rashidah Hansen @Rochelle Isaacs @Matthew Washington @Michael McDaniel @Nancy Rudy Rudy @Denis Polonko @Rick Roman @Shevon Saulas

How do I set up my new monthly zoom call ? Do I need to set up a landing page? I need some help getting this together as I have a sponsor for this with a few giveaways.

I’ve been watching some of Sean’s older live sessions, and I’ve honestly been amazed by how quickly and powerfully a person’s project can accelerate when they bring it before the group, receive input from Sean, and then take immediate action on the next steps he suggests. It really can move things forward at a pace that feels 12x faster. Part of me wishes I had joined sooner, but I also recognize that some things take the time they take before the right insight, timing, and traction come together. Looking back, I can see that timing has its place. What I believe is one of the greatest obstacles to seeing real results under Sean’s guidance is often our own attachment to our ideas—our tendency to believe we must first do what seems best in our own eyes instead of seeking and trusting wise counsel. Many times, we do not know what we do not know until we step into momentum, follow through, and allow the process itself to teach us. Action reveals what overthinking alone never can. That is one of the things I appreciate most about Sean’s leadership and the environment he has built: it challenges people to move beyond hesitation, receive input, and take meaningful action without losing the heart of what they are trying to build. The clarity that comes through that process is powerful, and the traction becomes very real. please everyone leave your comments below

This past week was a rough one for me and I found myself being short with people and not being as understanding as I usually am. If I'm honest I had to repent several times for the things I let come out of my mouth. I also found myself making excuses for not getting things done. I say all that to say this, when I look back on the week I realize my emotions were the only thing getting in my way. It wasn't the crazy schedule or the inconveniences, it was my attitude. I lost more time being in my feelings than I did with the obstacles I faced. Reading Proverbs really has me holding up a mirror seeing where I'm the problem. What are some things you're realizing about yourself?