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    The All-Too-Common Sin: Walking Through Proverbs 5

    April 17, 2026
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    The Book of Proverbs is filled with encouragement and truths about God, but Proverbs 5 takes a turn and offers a serious warning. Proverbs 4 explains that there are two paths we can take in life, one is righteous and the other is wicked. God’s wisdom will guide us down the righteous path, but there are temptations waiting along our journey. Proverbs 5 discusses one such temptation. Adultery. Why Does Proverbs 5 Focus On Adultery? Proverbs 1 and 2 explain why we ought to seek God’s wisdom and the value it has in our lives. Proverbs 3 tells us the…

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    A post on X went insanely viral this week, and everyone has something to say about it. A man named Trevor Sheatz shared a wedding picture and wrote up a short testimony to accompany it. The testimony was sweet and…

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    Challenges to Christianity are nothing new, and the criticisms don’t seem to change. However, too many believers get caught off guard when a skeptic calls out their beliefs. In the worst-case scenarios, some believers are swayed by faulty arguments because…

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    Choosing A Path: Walking Through Proverbs 4

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    If you read Proverbs 3 and what I wrote about it a couple of weeks ago, then you might find Proverbs 4 to feel familiar. We looked at why attaining godly wisdom is important, and specifically, how it can bless…

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    One of the essential aspects of the Christian life is obedience. The Bible discusses it often, preachers give sermons on it, and we sing songs about it. Yet, we somehow misunderstand obedience and apply it to our lives incorrectly. Christian…

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    By Julie February 27, 2026
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    Wives, Submit To Your Husbands

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    I’m not sure if any word in the Bible has become more despised by women than submit, and I think I understand their objection. Because I was not saved until my mid-twenties, I fully embraced all the modern feminist views…

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My name is Julie. I’m a homemaker, mother of five, and pastor’s wife. I love family, homeschooling, and most of all Jesus.

I am passionate about encouraging Christian women to grow in their faith, live godly lives, and discern truth from all the lies and noise of the world.

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