Good morning, everyone, and happy Friday. We are super excited for the weekend. We have

Tori's mom and town, and we have one of Tori's best friends, Wedding. Is it Wedding?

Wedding. Yeah. Wedding, this is it. Yeah. Okay. Well, we have that. Yeah. So let's just,

that started awesome. Oh goodness gracious. Here we go, guys. The devotional is titled a renewed

mind, and we are reading out of Daniel 436 through 37, and we're in the Thrive Study Bible,

as always. So if you have it in your reading along, here we go. It says, when my sanity

returned to me, so did my honor and glory in kingdom. My advisors and nobles sought me out.

Now I, Nebuchadnezzar, praise and glorify and honor the king of heaven. All his acts are just

and true, and he is able to humble the proud. The love letter from God says, beloved child,

I alone can bring sanity to your life. There will be times when you feel out of control,

but no matter how you behave, I'm only one prayer for help away. I know you're not perfect,

and I don't expect you to be. Continue to pursue me all the days of your life. I love you

unconditionally, and I can renew your mind. Because the Holy Spirit lives in you, you have anytime

access to my power and my presence. Don't allow moments of weakness to cause you to give up or

to give in to hopelessness. Be humble enough to admit that you need me. Walk with me until we get

to see each other face to face. Love your heavenly Father. The reflection says, all of us act

out of character and feel like we have lost our sanity at times, but staying in the word and

surrounding ourselves with wise counsel will return us to a sound mind. No matter how far gone you

feel, it's never too late for God to restore you. The treasure of truth says, God can restore the

minds of those who humbly seek Him. I love that because I feel like whenever we hear the word

weak or weakness, we tend to attach meanings to it like being fragile or not being strong, you know,

and there's so many other ways to kind of, you know, just visualize what you would assume

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