Good morning, my friends and welcome. This is the morning mindset. This is our

opportunity to get our minds and our hearts aligned with the truth of God. So

hope you're ready for that. Whatever you woke up with on your mind or whatever

you are walking through the day with that's on your heart. Let's set it aside for

a moment. Let's take a deep breath. Let's recalibrate our minds to receive and

to put into practice the truth of God that we discover today. Today we're

looking at Proverbs chapter 10 verses 15 and before we dive in I want to invite

you to reach out to me and let me know a little bit about your story. I hear

from people every week telling me where they live, how they came to faith in

Jesus Christ and how they found the morning mindset. I would love to hear from

you. Please reach out. My email address, which I do respond to myself, is

carry C-A-R-E-Y at carrygreen.com. And if you don't hear back from me within

about a week, please check your spam. Oftentimes my messages land there. But

also reach out to me again and ask if I received your email. It's possible. You've

landed in my spam. So please reach out. I would love to connect with you. All right

today Proverbs chapter 10 verse 15 is one of those Proverbs that kind of

states something that seems very obvious to us. And yet in the obvious nature of

what's being said lies a deeper truth. Let's read Proverbs chapter 10 verse 15.

It says, a rich man's wealth is his strong city. The poverty of the poor is their

ruin. Now none of us would read that and say, wow, I never thought of it that way.

I mean, while we may not have said those very words, we recognize that what

Solomon is saying to us here is true. Wealth does provide a sense of security

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