🔥WHEN PASSION AND COURAGE ARE NOT ENOUGH 🔥



Passion gives you fire.
Valor gives you boldness.
But wisdom gives you direction; when to act, how to act, and even when not to act.


It is possible to be passionate and courageous, yet miss the mark if wisdom is absent.


Without wisdom, zeal can become harmful; both to the person and to the very cause they are fighting for.


Passion without wisdom can scatter energy in the wrong places. Valor without wisdom can turn boldness into recklessness.


Scripture reminds us: “Zeal without knowledge is not good; how much more will hasty feet miss the way.” (Proverbs 19:2)


When passion, valor, and wisdom walk hand in hand, they create a force that is unstoppable, purposeful, and impactful.


As we step into this new week, I pray our passion stays alive, our courage stays strong, and our wisdom stays sharp;  so that what we build lasts, what we chase has meaning and what we achieve carries impact, and the enemy does not use our zeal as a loophole to attack our good intentions.🌱


💡 What are you leaning on most this week; passion, valor, or wisdom?

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