Hello, my friends. Welcome back to the morning mindset. It's time for you and for me to

get our minds and our spirits aligned with the truth of God. Today we're going to be

doing that by looking at Proverbs 11, verse number 28. So if you have the ability to get

out your Bible or an app on your phone, pull it up, get it in front of you, and the

version that you prefer. And let's dive into this passage. And before we get there, I

just want to remind you that at any time, for any reason, you can reach out to me. I

will love to interact with morning mindset listeners. I've been doing that a lot lately,

and it's been such a blessing to me. And I hope I'm being an encouragement to those

who are reaching out. You could reach me at carry, C-A-R-E-Y, green, just like the color,

dot com, carry green, carry at carry green dot com. And I'll get my own email address

right here in a moment. All right. So reach out to me. I'd love to hear from you. Tell

me a little bit of your story. Tell me how I could be praying for you. I would love to

do so. All right. We're looking at Proverbs 11, verse number 28. And it reads this way.

It says, whoever trusts in his riches will fall. But the righteous will flourish like a

green leaf. Now, I remember when I was younger, one of the first illustrations I heard

someone use to describe what true trust really is was this. They said, all of us in the

room at the time are sitting on chairs. And they pointed out that the very fact that

we took action to place our weight on a chair means that we trusted the chair. Now, you

are following me there. Your action demonstrates your trust in that situation. It's not Christian

faith. It's chair faith. Your faith is in a chair. And you have that faith because of your

track record with chairs, right? You've experienced that 95, 99% of the time a chair is a trust

really thing. You can sit in it. It's going to hold you up. And so that's why you have

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