Hey everyone! Since we aren't doing daily teachings on Sundays, I would love to hear what you learned at church today! Comment below what you talked about, and if you didn't go today, what is something that has been on your mind? Don't be shy! Comment below 👇🏻

I just wanted to share this verse I read the other day! In Isaiah 38, King Hezekiah fell deathly ill, soon going to die from it. He cried out to the Lord for comfort and healing and remarkably he was healed, given 15 more years of blessed life. In response, he praised the Lord, declaring: "Look, the grief I experienced was for my benefit. You delivered me from the Pit of oblivion. For you removed all my sins from your sight." Personally, what I took away from this is that God hears our cries for Him, and values our unbreaking faith, ESPECIALLY in our hardest moments. It doesn't mean we will be immediately taken out of the suffering and everything was fixed, but it means we will have a comfort that the world cannot explain nor take away. What did y'all think of this verse (and the story as a whole)? God bless!

- What Scripture helped ground you the most this week? What distractions or doubts did you notice competing for your attention? How did being rooted in truth affect your peace or focus? The scripture on my heart this week is Revelation 21. I have been realizing more and more that Jesus is coming back soon. As a kid, I heard that and thought, "yes, I know, we've been say that for 2,000 years." But it's just becoming more and more real to me as more prophecy is happening. And for me, the key verse this week from this scripture that has really been on my heart though is verse 4, "And God shall wipe away all tears from their eyes; and there shall be no more death, neither sorrow, nor crying, neither shall there be any more pain: for the former things are passed away." I just love the thought that the God of the universe chose me, and loves me enough to wipe the tears from my face. It brings me a lot of comfort this week. As always, there are several things that distract me during the week, work, social media, things that feel more important in the moment. But, by being rooted in the truth, God always reminds me of what I need to stay focused on, a lot of times through conviction haha.

Comfort zones are a weird thing. They feel safe, but staying in them often has little benefit. Every once in a while I will be asked to lead worship at church (and this is majorly out of my comfort zone). I find myself shaking and full of anxiety every time I am up on stage. Before we start the actual set, I have to remind myself that it isn’t about me at all. I am there to convey a bigger message. I just have to let go and let the words come out of my mouth. When I just let the Lord work and take me out of my comfort zone, that is when movement and change really starts to happen. We start to trust Him more and more.

Hey everyone, so today my church was going over wisdom, what that is. It's scattered all throughout the Bible and talked about a lot. So my question to everybody is this: How would you define wisdom?