Hello, my friends, blessed Mother's Day.

Like many of you, I had a great mother who prayed for me, and I am so privileged to know many

wonderful moms.

And that is why today's message on The Marvelous Mom is going to be an encouragement to

all moms, but also to all the children who appreciate

and are blessed by great moms. So I want you to stay tuned.

Proverbs 31, will you turn to it with me please and follow it?

Because in these 22 verses, the Word of God clearly describes all of the

marvelous moms that have been, are, and will come. With very, very, very, very few exceptions.

Most of us, if not all of us, can testify to how marvelous our moms are.

Some time ago, someone said that the hand that rocks the cradle rules the world, and I couldn't agree more.

For I can stand here, and I can tell you, and I've told you through the years,

of the great moms that produced some great men from St. Augustine to John Wesley and Charles Wesley's mom,

Susanna Wesley, marvelous mothers through the years and through the history.

But I want us to look at the scripture. I want us to examine the scripture and look at how the scripture describes the marvelous mom.

Here are the ten things that I want to share with you about marvelous moms.

First of all, in verse 10, she is marvelous in her worth.

Solomon, King Solomon, who messed up royally, I mean, really royal messed up, in compromise,

in disobedience to God. The Holy Spirit, right in the midst of his own failure, guides him to the

great qualities of the marvelous mom. She is marvelous in her worth. Look at verse 10 with me. A wife of

noble character who can find. She is worth more than rubies. This actually can read also, fortunate or blessed is the man

who can find her. She is priceless. See, Solomon looks at his moral failure and his moral

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