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Proverb a Day: Day 16
read proverbs 16 So many rich verses in today’s Proverbs 16; I really had a hard time choosing. I love the version of this verse from the Good News Translation. Aren’t you surprised by how many strangers appreciate a kind word or action (like opening a door)? I have a friend who makes it a…
Proverb a Day: Day 12
READ PROVERBS 12 Today’s Proverb is from the Good News Translation (GNT), and I really like the simplicity of it. I am a classic New International Version (NIV) girl when it comes to my Bible translation, but the GNT is a great way to learn the Bible, especially with some complex verses as the Proverbs…
Proverb a Day: Day 6
CLICK HERE TO READ PROVERBS 6 Do you remember those ant farms that you “played” with as a kid? I can’t recall which of the three of us kids in our family received it as a present one year, but I was mesmerized … and also terrified … what if they somehow got out? The…
Proverb a Day: Day 15
read proverbs 15 Today’s Proverb is dedicated to my mom. Hard to believe, but it was almost 15 years ago that she passed away. She was the most wise, practically-minded and common-sensical person I knew. I miss turning to her for advice and so many other things. For those who have lost parents, grief is…

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