Good morning everyone and welcome back to another mornings with the masters for the

voter self to the Lord, daily with you. Good morning you guys. If you're wondering why

I'm laughing, if you saw on YouTube, Tori just took a big ol' drink of water and it's

actually something I do as a game. If I catch her distracted, I will try to start an episode

to try to put the mic on her or whatever. And now that we're on YouTube, y'all can actually

see us. Yes. So anytime of the previous years, if you hear us laughing, there's likely something

there. Anyways, we're rounding out with day five of our cultivating the emotional maturity

devotional in the Bible app. I wish this one could go on forever, but because of my emotional

maturity, I'm okay to let it go. I cannot. Okay, all right, I'm done. Anyways, as always,

I'm going to read the scripture and then Tori's going to pick up the divo. Let's do it. The

scripture is Proverbs chapter three versus five and six and it says this, trust in the

Lord with all your heart. Do not depend on your own understanding. Seek His will and all

you do and He will show you which path to take. Okay, I'll just a little preface. This

devotional is laid out a little bit differently. And so if you're watching on YouTube, but

we will have these steps up on the screen. But if you are listening on podcasts, then

I highly recommend bringing out your journal and actually writing down these like 14 steps

because it's titled achieving healthier balance in your life. So let's jump into it. It says

triggers and negative behaviors are most likely to go off when you are tired, stressed,

and out of balance. Here are just a few ideas to help you build greater balance into your

life. Number one, prioritize your time with God. Share the joys and disappointments and hear

His loving affirmation over you. Emphasis on including disappointments in that. For sure.

Two, list and celebrate successes alongside thanking God. Love that. Three, list and celebrate

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