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Devotional: “Don’t Forget What God Taught You” Proverbs 3:1–2 (MSG) “Good friend, don’t forget all I’ve taught you; follow my instructions to the letter. They’ll lead you to a long and fulfilling life.” There’s something powerful about how God calls us “good friend.” That’s not a distant God talking—this is a loving Father speaking with closeness, patience, and care. Proverbs 3 reminds us that wisdom isn’t just something we hear—it’s something we’re meant to hold onto and live out. God isn’t trying to control you—He’s trying to protect you. His instructions aren’t meant to limit your joy… they’re meant to lead you into it. And the promise is simple but deep: When we remember what God taught us and we choose to walk it out, it produces a life that isn’t just long… but full. Not just surviving… but fulfilling. Not just busy… but blessed. Sometimes we’re looking for the next breakthrough, the next open door, or the next big miracle—when God is saying: “Hold onto what I already told you.” Because often, the key isn’t new information… it’s faithful obedience to what we already know is right. Reflection Question What is one instruction from God you already know, but need to start practicing more consistently this week? --- Prayer Father God, thank You for speaking to me like a friend and loving me enough to guide my steps. Help me not to forget what You’ve taught me. Give me the strength to follow Your wisdom with consistency, even when I don’t feel like it or when it’s not easy. I don’t want to just live a long life—I want to live a fulfilling life that honors You. Shape my heart, steady my mind, and lead me in Your path. In Jesus’ name, Amen. --- Deeper Context (Proverbs 3:1–2) 1) What Book is This? Proverbs is part of the Bible’s Wisdom Literature (along with Job, Ecclesiastes, Song of Solomon). It’s written mostly by King Solomon and is designed to teach daily, practical wisdom—how to live skillfully in a way that honors God. 2) Who is Solomon Talking To? Proverbs often reads like a father speaking to a son—a mentor shaping a young person’s life.

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In moments of challenge, remember to lift your eyes to the Divine. Each day brings new opportunities to bless and glorify God. Let your spirit be filled with joy and thankfulness, for His grace is everlasting.

I am sorry I have been distant within the community lately. I feel like attacks are coming from all sides and I am trying to just stand and hold my peace. I know there is power in prayer and agreement so I am reaching out asking for help in prayers. I’m not sure if I’ve shared this but my husband is an active addict, it is something he has battled since a very young age. He goes through spurts where he will be actively using then he will go through spurts where he is clean. For about a year now he has been in one of the worse phases of his addiction and I am unsure of what he is actually using but it is something I have not dealt with in the past. He has left our home and not supporting me or our children at all and it’s been a struggle! I know God is more than able to break the chains once and for all. This is where the community can help, can I get as many as my prayer warrior friends praying against these addictions that are holding my husband captive even if you are just pleading the blood of Jesus over Justin, God will move. Let’s bring him home to his family healed and whole and forever in Jesus name!