Let's redeem and restore what was stolen. Let's find healing for everyone and everything.
Today, we honor the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., not only as a Civil Rights leader but as a pastor who believed the Gospel must be lived, not merely preached.
Dr. King understood that faith without action is empty, and that silence in the face of injustice is never neutral. His life reminds us that righteousness requires courage, truth requires a voice, and love requires movement.
May we not only remember his words today, but allow them to examine us.
May we be counted among the good people who refuse silence and choose faith expressed through justice, mercy, and humility.
“Let justice roll down like waters, and righteousness like a mighty stream.”
📖 31-Day Proverbs Challenge — Day 20
Today’s Reading: Proverbs 20
Welcome to Day 20. Proverbs 20 highlights the everyday wisdom that shapes a stable, trustworthy life. It speaks to integrity, patience, honesty, self‑control, and the long‑term outcomes of wise versus foolish choices.
As you read, let the chapter speak directly to your character, habits, and relationships.
✨ Step 1 — Identify Five Things That Stand Out
As you read Proverbs 20, write down five things that catch your attention. These might be:
• A phrase about integrity or honesty
• A warning about impulsiveness, anger, or lack of self‑control
• A reminder about wise speech or careful listening
• A contrast between diligence and laziness
• Anything that feels personal, timely, or revealing
Let the chapter highlight what you need to see today.
🌍 Step 2 — Connect the Chapter to Today
Find three things in Proverbs 20 that speak to our present moment; personally, nationally, or globally. Consider:
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