Challenge series to meditate on Proverbs – now at Chapter 14

Look at the impermanence of flowers. — Pastel color flowers, July 2025

This challenge is a series of posts to meditate on Proverbs and choose our favorite line. Now, we’re at Chapter 14 in this series of 30 Chapters and posts. I chose to write my reflective meditations on the Book of Proverbs because there are 30 Chapters, which makes it a neat pack for 30 days of the month.

All Proverbs contain praises to God, warnings on sins, and remembrances for wisdom.

My favorite line in Proverb Chapter 14 is in line 22:

Do not those who plot evil go astray?

But those who plan what is good

find love and faithfulness.

I would continue to think positively, and plan to do good for myself and my concerns. I want love and faithfulness!

How to read and meditate on each chapter in Proverbs:

Read one chapter every day or night, depending on when it is convenient for you. Underline your bible and write in a dedicated notebook, the sentence which best resonates with you.
Talk to your family, or friend about the line that you like best. Explain why you like that line. Share the word of God.
Make the Proverb’s chapter One, a part of our daily life. Act and live out the advice and wisdom of the sentence you’ve underlined and copied into your dedicated note book. Bring that note book with you everywhere you go. Memorise the sentence so that you will be reminded whenever you encounter instances where it can be applied in your life.