When we walk in wisdom, we shine brightly for Jesus even if the circumstances of our life are dark. Maybe you want that to be a reality in your life, but the truth is that sometimes you get so overwhelmed by all the adversity that you just want to hide away from the world. How can we persevere and start to dispel the darkness? Let's take a look at the life of Daniel and learn 4 ways we can let our little light shine even in our darkest season.

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If we keep moving forward without taking measured steps to ensure we are standing on the firm foundation of God's Word, we may just end up missing the warning signs and fall right into a pitfall of defeat. Proverbs 28 has 3 principles that can help us figure out how to stay standing firm.

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Does your back tighten up into a knot and turn into a wall of concrete when you are stressed out? We like to plan ahead and be prepared, but the problem is that things rarely ever work out the way we picture them because we live in a fallen world broken by sin, and the enemy of my soul loves to disrupt our very well-laid plans and make us feel defeated. Let's dig into Proverbs to discover what God's Word has to say to help us stop being so anxious about the possibility of our future plans getting disrupted.

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Sometimes we have had to make hard decisions that no one should have to make. Life In this broken world is like that. Circumstances spiral out of your control, and they get really messy. Then, you have to figure out how to move forward when there is no clear roadmap on how to make the terrible stuff any better. Maybe you feel completely ill equipped for the assignment God has given you. What if you get it wrong and the situation gets worse? We can get completely paralyzed by fear and indecision because we so desperately want to get it right. The reality is that with God's help, we can make hard decisions with confidence. Let's dive into God's book of wisdom and discover 3 things to help guide us as we try to determine what's best.

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Sometimes we choose to follow God and it costs us. We may lose friendships or have to stand alone on principle. For a season, we may end up losing more than we gain. And it's incredibly painful. The world will tell you it's not worth it, but that's not reality. Let's take a look at Proverbs chapter 10 and encourage our weary hearts by reminding ourselves of 4 specific ways God shows special consideration to us when we choose to go "all in" in our pursuit of Him.

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Maybe like me you are feeling a little bit unsettled and confused about what God is up to in your life as you look back at the last year. You might have experienced some hard things, and you have no idea why God allowed such heartbreak to happen. As we look ahead to the year to come, how will can we stop looking back with disappointment and figure out how to walk into this next season with wisdom? Let's dig into Proverbs to recalibrate our unsteady hearts and get a little reality check so that we can figure out what success looks like in God's eyes.

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