{ source : the olive tree } (free print / personal use only please)
While reading proverbs the other day the hubs and I came across these 3 questions in the study notes that coordinated along with chapter and verse 16: ///
Is the plan in harmony with God's truth?
Will it work under real life conditions?
Is my attitude pleasing to god?
Commit to the LORD in whatever you do and your plans will succeed /// proverbs 16:3
what a great promise /// happy wednesday!
p.s. linking up with free pretty things today
my husband and I just started going through a proverbs a night after reading through psalms. do you guys do a bible study together to go with it?
Needed this verse today!
Thank you!
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Oh I love that verse....and yes....so much promise. I love the questions you posted as well. Oh how I can use the question "is my attitude pleasing to God"....unfortunately, that is one I need to revisit more often than I'd like to admit!
This is perfect! Such a great verse. :)
Thank you:) overwhelmed today
This is awesome! Especially since I've been telling myself that I need to look at every situation like this. It's easy to focus on the things that don't need our attention and get caught up.
Girl this is great one for the boys bathroom. ;)
Popping by to say Happy Valentine's! If you lived closer I might, MIGHT, share the chocolate covered strawberries I have with you.
Ok, I would. xoxo
Wow, I love this. The print is sweet + simple. And the questions are perfect. Thank you!
love. it. i love proverbs. we are reading it as a family right now. it works out--read a chapter a day all month every month...the chapters coordinate with the days in the month. :)
xo
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i love those questions--a .lot.
in the class i'm taking, we are learning to help clients ask similar questions and one is "What is your goal? What do you value?"
We're learning that a lot of people of course, christian or not have "values" but in moment to moments in life, we don't really live our values, we don't stop and get mindful of them, anyway, I like that question, "What's your goal here?" Even in an argument with your spouse or something....it's golden..
xo
Good questions to ask ourselves often!
XOXO
This really is true. If our priorities are straight, we will be lead to the things that will make us happy. Thanks for sharing this!
great verse and great questions to ask! thank you for sharing and probing my heart this morning. i'm focusing on mat. 5:9 a lot lately! it's on my chalkboard wall in the kitchen as a constant reminder.
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