Quoted from Proverbs 3:5-6. This is one of the notable proverbs from Scripture. Most of us know it by heart, but do we understand the depths of its meaning? And do we really live as the proverb suggests? Let us first break down the key words: Trust and Lean. Below are the dictionary definitions. Trust: … Read more
From Proverbs 25:25. We all love to hear some good news. It is indeed like cold water to a thirsty soul quenching the dryness of the body and bringing in freshness and new life. Just like our bodies, our souls can get thirsty for goodness. But what if the good news is slow in coming? … Read more
From Proverbs 11:25. Anyone interested in receiving more of anything should consider this proverb. It tells us generous people will be made rich. Let us start with those two key words generous and rich. Most likely, when you first read the title, you skimmed over these words believing you already knew what they meant. But … Read more
From Proverbs 16:24. At the time in which this proverb was written, people ate honey directly from the comb. Honey is sweet and pleasant to the taste but did you know it is a proven immune booster as well? Studies have shown it contains disease-fighting antioxidants. Added to that it is very nutritious and energy … Read more
From Proverbs 20:22. We’ve all been there. A friend betrays you by talking ill of you behind your back, a spouse does something that hurts you deeply, someone you helped will not return the favor when you are in need, a workmate tries to move up the ladder by making you look bad —and the … Read more
From Proverbs 14:4. The oxen represent one word that most of us do not really fancy: work. On the other side of work is abundance. Now we all like abundance, who would not want to have more than enough of everything? However according to this proverb we cannot separate the two. If we like to … Read more