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Wisdom for the Day - Everyday
Rick Yuhas
672 episodes
1 day ago
Send us a text Start here if you need a reset for your heart. Lauren takes us into 1 Thessalonians 5:18 and draws a clear, life-giving line between being thankful for everything and being thankful in everything. That single shift reframes tough days, ordinary routines, and major transitions by anchoring us in God’s steady goodness rather than our shifting circumstances. If gratitude has felt like a seasonal slogan, this conversation offers a simple way to make it a daily practice. We walk th...
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Send us a text Start here if you need a reset for your heart. Lauren takes us into 1 Thessalonians 5:18 and draws a clear, life-giving line between being thankful for everything and being thankful in everything. That single shift reframes tough days, ordinary routines, and major transitions by anchoring us in God’s steady goodness rather than our shifting circumstances. If gratitude has felt like a seasonal slogan, this conversation offers a simple way to make it a daily practice. We walk th...
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Christianity
Education,
Kids & Family,
Religion & Spirituality,
Self-Improvement
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Wisdom for the Day - Everyday
Day 305 Thankfulness is a Choice | 1 Thessalonians 5:18
Send us a text Start here if you need a reset for your heart. Lauren takes us into 1 Thessalonians 5:18 and draws a clear, life-giving line between being thankful for everything and being thankful in everything. That single shift reframes tough days, ordinary routines, and major transitions by anchoring us in God’s steady goodness rather than our shifting circumstances. If gratitude has felt like a seasonal slogan, this conversation offers a simple way to make it a daily practice. We walk th...
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2 days ago
3 minutes

Wisdom for the Day - Everyday
Day 304 Stand Strong in the Truth | John 8:31–32
Send us a text What if freedom isn’t about trying harder but about staying rooted in what’s already true? We open John 8:31–32 and trace a clear path from knowing Jesus’ words to walking in real, everyday freedom. Across 31 days we’ve named the tactics of spiritual deception, including the pull of witchcraft and counterfeit spirituality, and today we draw the line between flattering lies and the light that exposes them. The message is simple and strong: God’s word is your greatest weapon, and...
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3 days ago
3 minutes

Wisdom for the Day - Everyday
Day 303 Be a Lightbearer | Philippians 2:15
Send us a text A few minutes can recalibrate an entire day. We open Philippians 2:15 and explore a simple, powerful invitation: live as children of God who shine like bright lights in a world that often feels crooked, cynical, and tired. Rather than chasing perfection or performance, we focus on connection to the Source—the quiet dependence that turns ordinary people into steady, luminous witnesses. We talk through what it means to “shine” in real life, not as spectacle but as service. That ...
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3 days ago
3 minutes

Wisdom for the Day - Everyday
Day 302 Guard Your Home | Proverbs 22:6
Send us a text What if the atmosphere of your home could shift with a single walk‑through prayer? We explore how small, intentional choices—about screens, music, books, and daily rhythms—either open the door to peace or give quiet permission to influences that drain joy. Anchored in Proverbs 22:6, we talk about directing our children onto the right path, not with fear or control, but with steady habits that make God’s presence feel close and normal. I share a simple practice you can try toda...
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5 days ago
3 minutes

Wisdom for the Day - Everyday
Day 301 Remember Who Your Enemy Is | Ephesians 6:12
Send us a text Headlines shout, tempers flare, and our first instinct is to aim at the nearest face. We take a different path. Drawing from Ephesians 6:12, we unpack why the real fight is not against flesh and blood and how that single shift can restore clarity, courage, and compassion in the middle of daily conflict. We walk through the scripture line by line and translate it into concrete action: resisting the urge to lash out, choosing prayer over pettiness, answering lies with the Word, ...
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6 days ago
3 minutes

Wisdom for the Day - Everyday
Day 300 Victory Comes Through Prayer | Philippians 4:6–7
Send us a text When anxiety grips your thoughts and the world seems to celebrate the very things that drain your peace, where do you turn? We turn to a clear, time-tested path in Philippians 4:6–7—trading worry for prayer, and fear for gratitude-fueled peace. This short, focused reflection offers a simple, repeatable practice to bring your concerns to God, thank Him for what He’s already done, and receive a peace that doesn’t wait for every answer to make sense. We walk through the core prom...
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1 week ago
3 minutes

Wisdom for the Day - Everyday
Day 299 Darkness Cannot Win | John 1:5
Send us a text What if your day didn’t rise and fall with the headlines, your mood, or the noise around you? We’re leaning into a timeless promise from John 1:5: the light shines in the darkness, and the darkness cannot extinguish it. Not theory. Not wishful thinking. A settled reality that changes how we carry our week. We start by naming the pressure so many of us feel to be our own light—trying harder, performing better, stacking habits to keep the dark at bay. Then we turn to the good ne...
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1 week ago
3 minutes

Wisdom for the Day - Everyday
Day 298 God is Greater Than the Darkness | Psalm 27:1
Send us a text When fear tries to take the lead, we answer with light. We open Psalm 27:1 and sit with a simple, powerful claim: the Lord is our light, our salvation, and our fortress. From that starting point, we lay out a clear, repeatable practice to trade panic for peace—highlight one verse, hold it close, and let it reshape the day. This isn’t about ignoring hard things; it’s about seeing them in a brighter frame, where God’s presence is steady and fear’s voice is smaller. We walk throu...
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1 week ago
3 minutes

Wisdom for the Day - Everyday
Day 297 Live Set Apart | 1 Peter 2:9
Send us a text What if a single verse could reset the way you face the day? We open 1 Peter 2:9 and let its words do heart work: you are a chosen people, a royal priesthood, God’s very own. That identity changes how we move through crowded rooms, noisy feeds, and hard choices, not by making us superior but by making us secure. When you know whose you are, you can live set apart with courage and kindness. We walk through a clear, simple lens for holiness that resists legalism and leans into r...
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1 week ago
3 minutes

Wisdom for the Day - Everyday
Day 296 Keep Your Armor On | Ephesians 6:13
Send us a text Battle fatigue isn’t just physical; it’s spiritual, and it often sneaks up when life feels busiest. Today we slow down long enough to gear up with Ephesians 6:13, exploring what it means to put on every piece of God’s armor so we can resist wisely and stand firm. We unpack why spiritual battles don’t run on seasons or holidays, how the enemy exploits distraction and delay, and why preparedness beats panic every time. Instead of waiting for a crisis to reset our faith, we build ...
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1 week ago
3 minutes

Wisdom for the Day - Everyday
Day 295 You’re on the Winning Side | Revelation 12:11
Send us a text Start here if you need a jolt of courage. We take a fresh look at Revelation 12:11 and unpack a simple but disruptive claim: you don’t fight for victory, you fight from victory. That shift changes how we face pressure, push back on fear, and speak about God’s faithfulness in everyday moments. Instead of striving to prove ourselves, we stand on what Jesus has already secured and let our words line up with that truth. I share how the blood of the Lamb is more than a doctrine; it...
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1 week ago
3 minutes

Wisdom for the Day - Everyday
Day 294 The Devil is a Liar | John 8:44
Send us a text What if the thoughts that drain your courage aren’t random at all, but planted with purpose? We take a hard look at deception as the enemy’s primary weapon and draw a line straight to John 8:44, where Jesus names the devil as a liar and the father of lies. That lens changes everything: when fear and defeat feel familiar, we can trace them back to messages about God’s character, our identity, and our circumstances—and then choose truth that sets us free. We walk through three c...
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1 week ago
3 minutes

Wisdom for the Day - Everyday
Day 293 Beware of Counterfeits | 2 Thessalonians 2:9–10
Send us a text Counterfeits rarely look counterfeit. They promise answers, power, and the rush of certainty, yet they quietly loosen our grip on Jesus and replace truth with a near-enough imitation. We open 2 Thessalonians 2:9–10 and get honest about how the enemy leverages signs, spectacle, and persuasive moments to bend our attention away from Christ. Not every miracle or spiritual experience comes from God, and that realization is less about fear and more about freedom—the freedom to measu...
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2 weeks ago
3 minutes

Wisdom for the Day - Everyday
Day 292 Victory in Christ Alone | Colossians 2:15
Send us a text Some battles feel endless until you remember the war is already won. We trace the hope and grit packed into Colossians 2:15—how Jesus disarmed spiritual rulers and authorities, shaming them publicly through the cross—and why that changes how we face fear, temptation, and every loud voice that tries to define our day. Rather than hustling for a victory we might earn, we talk about standing on a victory already secured, and what that looks like on a Sunday when you’re tired, on a...
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2 weeks ago
3 minutes

Wisdom for the Day - Everyday
Day 291 God Protects His Children | Psalm 91:9–11
Send us a text What if real protection doesn’t mean a frictionless life, but a faithful Presence that holds when everything else shakes? We open Psalm 91:9–11 and explore a hope that is sturdy enough for hard days—and practical enough for your front door. Together, we unpack what it means to make the Lord your refuge, why “no evil will conquer you” reframes fear without denying reality, and how the promise of angelic help anchors courage “wherever you go.” We walk through simple, daily rhyth...
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2 weeks ago
3 minutes

Wisdom for the Day - Everyday
Day 290 Let Your Light Shine | Matthew 5:14
Send us a text A single line from the Sermon on the Mount can change an entire day: “You are the light of the world.” We unpack that claim with fresh eyes and a practical path forward—how to be visible without being noisy, courageous without being combative, and kind without growing quiet or small. The focus is simple and strong: light does not argue with darkness; it simply shines. That vision reshapes how we move through work, family, and friendships, turning ordinary moments into steady be...
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2 weeks ago
3 minutes

Wisdom for the Day - Everyday
Day 289 Be Careful What You Celebrate | Isaiah 5:20
Send us a text When culture hands us a mask, we ask a harder question: what are we actually celebrating? Guided by Isaiah 5:20, we take a clear-eyed look at how easy it is to label darkness as harmless fun and to shrug at what God calls good. I share why discernment matters for ordinary choices, why entertainment can quietly reshape our appetites, and how set-apart living isn’t about fear or pride—it’s about love, clarity, and a heart aligned with God. We walk through the tension many feel i...
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2 weeks ago
3 minutes

Wisdom for the Day - Everyday
Day 288 Don’t Fear the Enemy | James 4:7
Send us a text Fear tries to turn up the volume on your doubts; surrender turns up the volume on truth. Today we lean into the power and order of James 4:7—submit to God first, then resist the devil—and explore why the enemy flees when your life is aligned with Jesus, not when you rely on sheer willpower. We slow down to name the most common misquote of this verse and show how skipping the “submit” piece drains your spiritual authority and leaves you striving instead of standing. We walk thr...
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2 weeks ago
3 minutes

Wisdom for the Day - Everyday
Day 287 The Truth About the Occult | Leviticus 19:31
Send us a text What if the voice you’ve been consulting isn’t just unhelpful—it’s a counterfeit that blurs your connection to God? We open Leviticus 19:31 and face a modern reality: horoscopes, psychic readings, and spirit consultations have been normalized as entertainment, yet Scripture says they defile and distract. I share why these practices open spiritual doors we rarely realize we’ve left ajar, and how to close them with clarity and confidence. We move thoughtfully from warning to mer...
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2 weeks ago
3 minutes

Wisdom for the Day - Everyday
Day 286 Don’t Play With Darkness | 1 Thessalonians 5:22
Send us a text Some choices look small until they start steering your whole life. We open 1 Thessalonians 5:22—“Stay away from every kind of evil”—and get honest about the subtle ways “harmless” habits reshape our desires, dull our conscience, and pull us toward shadows. Rick shares a short, focused reflection on why these boundaries are not about legalism or fear, but about protection, clarity, and love from a God who sees what waits behind every door we’re tempted to crack open. Across thi...
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3 weeks ago
3 minutes

Wisdom for the Day - Everyday
Send us a text Start here if you need a reset for your heart. Lauren takes us into 1 Thessalonians 5:18 and draws a clear, life-giving line between being thankful for everything and being thankful in everything. That single shift reframes tough days, ordinary routines, and major transitions by anchoring us in God’s steady goodness rather than our shifting circumstances. If gratitude has felt like a seasonal slogan, this conversation offers a simple way to make it a daily practice. We walk th...