Tag: Discernment
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We teach our children to stop, look, and listen before crossing the street. What if we practiced that before crossing into a conversation… …making a decision… …reacting in frustration… …or speaking words we’ll later regret? God’s wisdom is often found in the pause. You might be surprised what God shows you when you slow down.…
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What are you missing because you’re moving too fast? Sometimes we need to stop before we speak, react, decide, or move. God has been reminding me: Look. Watch. Listen. Pray. Discern. Observe. Wait. Patience gives us time to see what we missed, understand what we misunderstood, and hear what God is saying. Not everything needs…
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Sometimes the wisest thing you can do is remain silent and simply listen. As I spent time with the Lord, He gently impressed this Gem of Knowledge upon my heart: “Speak less, listen more. The enemy will reveal himself if you give him the opportunity to speak. Try listening more. Listen to learn.” Wow. “Listen…
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One of the hardest lessons we learn in life is that not everyone who appears kind is. As I spent time with the Lord, He impressed this warning upon my heart: “Beware of the deceivers, sheep in wolves’ clothing. They may look sweet and innocent, but will devour you as soon as you turn around.…
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Have you ever been convinced you knew why someone did something… only to later discover you were completely wrong? We can experience real hurt over something that never actually happened. The enemy understands how powerful assumptions can be. He doesn’t always have to tell an obvious lie to hurt or destroy. We must hold every…
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God offers heavenly treasures that strengthen, guide, protect, and preserve the soul in a spiritually dangerous world.
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Today’s reflection emphasizes the importance of discerning when to share good news and when to handle bad news with care. Through biblical examples, it illustrates the need for wise communication that builds faith and trust in God, encouraging individuals to bring their burdens to Him while sharing uplifting messages boldly.
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We carry the presence of God, and the things He reveals to us in the secret place are sacred. Not everything God gives you is for public consumption. Some things are just for Him and you. Some things must be protected—not because they’re fragile, but because the world is reckless with what is sacred.
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Gedaliah’s downfall wasn’t just betrayal—it was pride. He was warned multiple times, but refused to listen. Why? Because the threat didn’t look like a threat. Instead of seeking God’s counsel, he stood confidently in his own assumptions—until it cost him everything. Pride is blinding, but God gives eyes to see!
Gems of Knowledge 