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In today’s Morning Manna, we reflect on Proverbs 13:21–25, where Solomon reminds us that evil relentlessly pursues sinners, but goodness is the sure reward of the righteous. The wise leave a lasting inheritance, while the wealth of sinners is stored up for the just. Diligence in labor yields abundance, but injustice and neglect waste resources. Finally, we see that love disciplines while neglect destroys, and that the righteous eat to satisfaction, but the wicked are left in want. These verses call us to choose righteousness that leaves a legacy, corrects in love, and leads to true contentment.
Teachers: Rick Wiles and Doc Burkhart
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