Hello, my friends. Welcome back to the Morning Mindset.

Carry your ear in here. I hope you are ready to get your mind and your heart aligned with

the truth of God for this day. Let's just take a moment and take that deep breath, get

your mind kind of ready to receive the truth of God today and to hear what he has to say

through his word to apply to you and to apply to your life. If you are not a partner

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like that. So please feel free to check out the partner's link in the description of this

episode. All right, today we're looking at Proverbs 31 versus 21 through 24. We're continuing

walking through this character sketch of what the writer calls an excellent wife. And today,

I've titled the episode of Put Together, wife. I mean, we use that phrase sometimes, oh, she's

so put together or he's so put together. And it's a person who looks like they have all their

ducks in a row. They don't have problems, so to speak in their life and they're doing really well.

Well, the woman that we have described for us here definitely seems like that kind of a woman,

but it's not necessarily because she's perfect. It's because she's got her head on straight.

She's thinking wisely and letting that wisdom guide her actions. Let's read versus 21 through 24.

We'll see some examples of what that can look like. It says, she is not afraid of snow for her

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