Friday, May 6, 2011

Do your best, prepare for the worst

I love it when God has me stumble across verses! Proverbs 21:9-31 You should really check it out! The last verse says: vs.31 "Do your best, prepare for the worst- then trust God to bring victory."  This applies to my life this week big time! I did everything I could this past weekend.  I was in a situation with a group of friends that was unhealthy and I felt like I was just being attacked.  I prepared myself for the things that would come out of it and I did my best to show that God is in my life! And guess what it is friday and God has worked everything out!! YAY!
vs. 26 says: "Sinners are always wanting what they don't have; the God-loyal are always giving what they do have."  I LOVE THIS!!

Anyways here are the verses down below..check them out!
Do Your Best, Prepare for the Worst Proverbs 21:9-31
 9 Better to live alone in a tumbledown shack
   than share a mansion with a nagging spouse.

 10 Wicked souls love to make trouble;
   they feel nothing for friends and neighbors.

 11 Simpletons only learn the hard way,
   but the wise learn by listening.

 12 A God-loyal person will see right through the wicked
   and undo the evil they've planned.

 13 If you stop your ears to the cries of the poor,
   your cries will go unheard, unanswered.


 14 A quietly given gift soothes an irritable person;
   a heartfelt present cools a hot temper.

 15 Good people celebrate when justice triumphs,
   but for the workers of evil it's a bad day.

 16 Whoever wanders off the straight and narrow
   ends up in a congregation of ghosts.

 17 You're addicted to thrills? What an empty life!
   The pursuit of pleasure is never satisfied.

 18 What a bad person plots against the good, boomerangs;
   the plotter gets it in the end.

 19 Better to live in a tent in the wild
   than with a cross and petulant spouse.

 20 Valuables are safe in a wise person's home;
   fools put it all out for yard sales.

 21 Whoever goes hunting for what is right and kind
   finds life itself—glorious life!

 22 One sage entered a whole city of armed soldiers—
   their trusted defenses fell to pieces!

 23 Watch your words and hold your tongue;
   you'll save yourself a lot of grief.


 24 You know their names—Brash, Impudent, Blasphemer—
   intemperate hotheads, every one.

 25 Lazy people finally die of hunger
   because they won't get up and go to work.

 26 Sinners are always wanting what they don't have;
   the God-loyal are always giving what they do have.


 27 Religious performance by the wicked stinks;
   it's even worse when they use it to get ahead.

 28 A lying witness is unconvincing;
   a person who speaks truth is respected.

 29 Unscrupulous people fake it a lot;
   honest people are sure of their steps.

 30 Nothing clever, nothing conceived, nothing contrived,
   can get the better of God.

 31 Do your best, prepare for the worst—
   then trust God to bring victory.

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