You have found the morning mindset. I'm so thankful you're here. I'm so thankful you

have discovered this six minute shot to the soul. So just before we get our minds aligned

with the truth of God's Word. I pray you are doing well today and I pray for you to be

blessed by God's Word as we bring it today. We're going to be looking at Proverbs chapter

30 verses 32 through 33. And I hope you are intentional as you come to the morning mindset.

I hope you are orienting yourself to hear God's Word as God's Word and to apply it in

your own life. Friends, I've created a companion journal to the morning mindset to help you

in that endeavor. If you have the opportunity to sit down as you go through the morning

mindset and take notes, the companion journal may be something that's helpful to you. It's

a blank journal. I will give you that. It's nothing really fancy, but it has different

areas each day for you to take notes in, make sketches in, rewrite the verse for yourself

to just prompt you in ways of studying the passage for yourself that you maybe haven't

thought of before. And your purchase helps to support the morning mindset. So if you're

interested in that, check out the show notes for this episode, the description in your podcast

app, and you'll find that is the companion journal for the morning mindset. Okay, today

we're going to be looking at Proverbs 30, 32 through 33. And here's what it says, if

you have been foolish, exalting yourself, or if you have been devising evil, put your

hand on your mouth, for pressing milk produces curds, pressing the nose produces blood,

pressing anger produces strife. That is a very interesting way to make his point. So let's

walk through it to make sure we're not missing anything. He says, if you've been foolish

and he gives two ways in which you might have been foolish, the two examples, number one

is exalting yourself. So proudly boasting about yourself or pushing yourself forward in

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