Hello, my friends. It is good to be back with you. My name is Kerry Greene. If you are

new to the morning mindset, I just want to say welcome. I'm glad you're here. This is

our opportunity in six minutes a day to get our minds aligned with the truth of God.

And I am hoping that you take more time than just six minutes a day to get your minds

aligned with the truth of God. But this is like a jumpstart and opportunity for you to listen

while you're driving while you're on the treadmill while you're putting on your makeup.

I don't know where you might be, but I encourage you. Let's spend some time in the scripture

right now, getting our mind aligned with the truth of God's word. Before we do it all,

I want to encourage you to reach out to me. If you've been listening for a long time,

I would love to hear where you are in the world and how you found the morning mindset.

I would love to hear what's going on in your life so I can pray for you. I respond to

every one of my emails in time. It takes me a little bit, but you can write to me at

carry, see a R E Y green like the color dot com. Oh, I'm sorry. I'm a spoke that carry add

carry green dot com. And that will get straight to my inbox. And I'll reply probably within the next

week. All right. Let's look at Proverbs chapter 29. We're going to see two verses today, verse

number one, and verse number 15. And you may have noticed the title of this episode is priceless

reproof. Now it's important that we start out knowing what reproof is. A reproof is when someone

corrects you. Someone says something to you about an action you have been taking or have it

you're in that is not good for you. And they're trying to help you by pointing out something and

helping you change that pattern. That's what a reproof is. Okay. So verse one says he who is often

reproofed yet stiffens his neck will suddenly be broken beyond healing. So this is a picture of

someone who is often corrected by a friend or a parent or a boss who knows who it could be doing

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