Hello, my friends and welcome back to the morning mindset.

I hope you're ready to get your minds aligned with the truth of God.

And I wonder if you participated with me in yesterday's prayer episode.

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All right, we're continuing our journey through the book of Proverbs.

We are in Proverbs chapter three verses 12 through 18 today.

And we're going to find Solomon telling us some of the benefits of the quality of wisdom.

I want you to pause for a moment and think about the wisest person you know.

Who would that be? Maybe it's a mother or a father or a grandparent.

Someone in your church who you've met who you just see is full of wisdom.

I can tell you the wisest person I know is my wife.

She is a person who has quite an interesting story behind her wisdom.

When she was a little girl, she would read the Proverbs.

Her parents had encouraged her to read a proverb a day.

So she, since there's 31 chapters, she would read a chapter every day.

And she came to passages like this one that we're going to read today

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