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As I was going through our study on the virtue of courage this past week, one sentence came back to me again and again: “Her view of the future is shaped by her understanding of God.”
Courage isn’t built on what we think the future will hold. It’s built on Who we believe is holding our future. And a Proverbs 31 woman knows her future is in the hands of God.
She can face uncertainty with steadiness, knowing that He is present and able,
And that’s the same assurance David had when he faced a giant. He knew his greatest weapon wasn’t a slingshot, a sword, or a spear. It was the power of God working through him.
“It is not by sword or spear that the LORD saves; for the battle is the LORD’s, and he will give all of you into our hands,” (1 Samuel 17:47, NIV) he said.
We might not be facing Goliath, but we will face a giant or two—problems that feel bigger than us and loud enough to drown out peace. They may be spiritual, mental, physical, or financial. They might be a person, or they may be a personal struggle.
And, when we know that…
God gives us power.
God goes before us.
God walks beside us.
God directs our steps.
Fear loosens its grip.
But here’s the thing—before a Proverbs 31 woman steps out and starts ‘slaying giants,’ she remembers one thing: the power of prayer. And in that secret place—upon the altar of surrender—she finds her source of strength. Before she steps into ministry… before she steps out of her bedroom and into the kitchen… before she opens her phone and sees the messages waiting… before she walks into a hard conversation… she goes to the cross. Before she pours out, she lets God pour in.
This Week’s Bible Verse
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Week 5 at a Glance
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A Note About Journaling
As you move through this study, consider keeping a personal journal nearby. It doesn’t have to be fancy—just a simple notebook where you can jot down your prayers, reflections, and anything the Lord impresses on your heart. This is your space to write freely, revisit lessons, and record your own journey of restoration.
TUESDAY
Visit TWW – Visit timewarpwife.com or check your inbox to find a link to this week’s video.
Read Esther 4 – Read the chapter slowly, paying attention to Esther’s decision point.
Read Chapter 5 in the Study Guide – Focus on how courage often begins in fear, not confidence.
Begin the Study Guide Questions – Start with the Scripture passages on fear and trust.
Community Check-In – Share one situation where fear has tempted you to hold back.
WEDNESDAY
Courage and Trust – Read Psalm 56:3-4 and Isaiah 41:10.
Quiet Reflection – Notice what God promises when fear rises.
Share Your Insight – Post one phrase from these verses that steadies your heart when you’re afraid.
THURSDAY
Strength That Holds – Read Psalm 112:7 and Deuteronomy 31:8.
Continue Study Guide Questions – Reflect on where a steadfast heart comes from.
Prayer First – Identify one decision or concern you’ve been carrying and intentionally bring it to God in prayer before seeking advice elsewhere.
FRIDAY
Visit TWW – Visit timewarpwife.com or check your inbox for the weekly devotional wrap-up.
Clothed in Strength – Read Proverbs 31:25.
Community Engagement – What stood out most this week: Esther’s courage, God’s promises, or the role of prayer?
SATURDAY
Quiet Time or Catch-Up – Finish questions, reread Esther 4, and review your notes.
Prayer Practice – Spend unhurried time in prayer, asking God to quiet fear and strengthen your obedience.
SUNDAY – No assignments today. Rest in the truth that God goes before you.
MONDAY
Wrap-Up Reflection – Where is God calling you to step forward in trust rather than fear?
Final Community Post – Share one way you want prayer – not fear – to shape your response in the coming week.
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