Our lifestyles, our habits, and behavior patterns are the fruit of what we believe, good or bad. If we use wisdom or lack wisdom, our lives will reflect that. All true wisdom and good gifts come from heaven above. Let us ask for wisdom from God, who gives wisdom generously. Wisdom from above will allow us to live an abundant fruitful life.

Tips for Tuesday: Look and you will find what you are looking for? (For everyone that played prior what has changed? What is the answer? For new players begin) 📖 Riddle 1.- (Easy) I was built to save my family and many animals. I floated on water during a great flood. Who am I? 📖 Riddle 2 (Easy) I was small enough to fit in a shepherd's pouch, but with God's help I brought down a giant. What am I? 📖 Riddle 3 - (A Lttle Harder) I have no mouth, yet I spoke. I have no feet, yet I stood before a man. I burned with fire, yet I was not consumed What am I?

Job 14:14, 15 raises a beautiful question: “If a man dies, can he live again?” Job then expresses confidence that God would long for the work of His hands and call him back. These verses help us understand both why we can trust the resurrection and what the resurrection is. How do we know the resurrection will become a reality? We can be confident because: 1. Jehovah has the power and the desire to bring the dead back. Job recognized that humans may not be able to reverse death, but Jehovah is not limited by human ability. The Bible describes him as the One who “makes the dead alive.” (Romans 4:17) 2. Jehovah has already demonstrated resurrection power. The Bible records several people who were brought back to life. These were not just stories of hope; they were examples showing what Jehovah can do. For example, Jesus brought people back to life, proving that resurrection is within God’s ability. (John 11:43, 44) 3. Jesus’ own resurrection guarantees the future resurrection. Jesus was raised from the dead as the firstfruits, showing that death can be conquered. (1 Corinthians 15:20) His resurrection gives us a solid reason to trust Jehovah’s promise.

There is nothing wrong with having material things. There is even anything wrong with being rich or wealthy. The trouble comes when we value money, cars, clothes, anything material thing over a relationship with God. Salvation, a life dedicated to serving God is more important than material things. Let us be more invested to the relationship with Christ more than any person, place, or thing. Only what we do for Christ has eternal value, so let us dedicate ourselves to good works and to the work of God's Kingdom.

We only have but so much strength and ability as humans. Too often, we try to take on too much in our own strength. That strength is bound to fail. However, the Lord promises us new strength. We have to be patiently wait for God. God's promise is to renew our strength when we wait upon Him. Let us wait for the Lord to renew us. It is a blessing to know that God is with us, even when our strength fails and our own efforts fall short.