Hey, hello, my friends. Welcome back to the Morning Mindset. I'm so thankful that you

are joining me to get your mind aligned with the truth of God. We've got to do that every

day because our world pulls us into its way of thinking gradually as we go through

the day and we have the opportunity to intentionally daily get our minds aligned with God's truth

so that we can live lives that make a difference, lives that are aligned with way he would

want us to live in this wicked world in which we are. Hey, I want to say thank you to a handful

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button about finding out more about becoming a partner. All right, today we're looking

at Proverbs 24, 15 through 18. Now remember, friends, this book of Proverbs is Solomon's

counsel to his son. So he's giving advice. He's bringing up a number of different situations

throughout the book and he's telling his son in situations like this, here's how you

should think about it and here's what you should do. So let's read verses 15 to 18 of chapter

24. Solomon says, line not in weight as a wicked man against the dwelling of the righteous.

Do no violence to his home. For the righteous falls seven times and rises again, but the

wicked stumble in times of calamity. Do not rejoice when your enemy falls and let

not your heart be glad when he stumbles, lest the Lord see it and be displeased and

turn away his anger from him. Now there are actually two different issues here. The

Solomon is revealing for his son's sake, but I think they're connected enough for us

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