The Law of Moses was a "schoolmaster" meant to point us toward Christ. He didn't lower the bar of the law; He moved it from stone tablets into our hearts. Living the law is no longer just about what we do, but who we are while we are doing it. Discussion Question: How does your motivation change when you view a commandment as a tool for personal transformation rather than just a rule to be followed?

Kindness is a superpower that can deflect anger and change the atmosphere of a room. When we meet "stiff" energy with a soft answer, we break the tension. Being "coachable" by the Lord means being willing to soften our response even when we feel we have the right to be angry. For the full devotional, visit The Daily Joy Journal in Classroom.

Proverbs encourages us to be teachable and coachable. Being "coachable" by the Lord means trusting His schedule more than our own. If we are rigid with our deadlines, we miss the lessons found in the waiting. Are you willing to let the Master Teacher adjust your timeline today? For the full devotional, visit The Daily Joy Journal in Classroom.