Wimp or Warrior – Proverbs 24:10

September 25, 2017
Categories: Daily Devotion

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Wimp or Warrior – Proverbs 24:10

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Proverbs 24:10
If you falter in times of trouble, how small is your strength!

You can know the part, talk the part, and act the part. But until the rubber hits the road and you start doing the part, what’s the use? Now, here’s the thing. Following YHWW when everything is going your way is easy. Who can’t do that? But how do you do following Him when things aren’t going as planned? Do you lose it in your attitude? How do you do following him when a temptation comes your way? Do you fall or do you stand strong?

Everybody has temptations. You know when that time comes and the Holy Spirit is dealing with you. You know when that is. Everybody does. Do you falter and give in to that temptation or do you stand strong.

How strong are you? Are you strong at all? If we could look into a mirror that enabled us to see our spirit, what would we look like? Would we look anorexic because our spirit is only fed once a week or only when it’s convenient? Or would we look like a warrior fit for battle?

Proverbs 24:10
If you falter in times of trouble, how small is your strength!

Let this be a focus in your time of meditation throughout today. Until next time. Shalom

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