Summer is a great time to start laying foundational principles through the wisdom of the

Proverbs that keeps the mind focused on what is true and the hands busy with the Lord's work.

And since summer often means more together time as a family, let's grow in being hard to offend

and being a productive agent of growth.

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I'm Lauren, a wife, a mom to four hilarious kids, and I love teaching women about the rich blessings we have in Christ and how applicable his

word is to our daily living. Together we will dive into God's Word and learn how to faithfully cultivate

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Hello, thank you so much for joining me on today's episode of the Sheep Who's Faithful

Podcast. I'm really excited you're here. Today we're going to talk about two Proverbs,

and I don't know if you're like me, but when I read the proverbs, it just feels like

you're drinking from a fire hose. I mean, you're just getting punched left and right with

the hand of wisdom, right in the teeth or the gut. And today, I'm just going to talk about two,

but I think that these are two great proverbs to really soak in this summer that will help you for the fall, especially if you

have kids and you're home with them this summer. We homeschool. So we're just home. It's just like,

today we went blueberry picking with our homeschool co-op. And then we went to this little

like spring.

And my daughter in the car, she's like, I just love homeschooling.

We can just pick up and go wherever we want and we're just so flexible.

And I laugh to myself because I'm like, everybody is out for summer.

Like anybody can go right now to the springs and pick blueberries. But I didn't spoil it for us. Like, yeah. We could just pick up and go. Anyway, I'm just going to ride that train

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