Dear Sunday: Proverbs 31:25

Dear Sunday began with the thought that faith shouldn’t fade when Monday comes.
We listen to sermons, feel the peace, and then rush back into the noise.
But what if we carried that presence into every day—the gospel, the gratitude, the grounding?
Because real life is where faith is lived—in the carpool line, in the work, in the waiting.
This is faith for the in-between—the quiet, steady kind that endures through it all.

“She is clothed with strength and dignity; she can laugh at the days to come.”
Proverbs 31:25

Strength and dignity aren’t outfits you put on once—they’re what you’re spiritually clothed in when your trust is rooted in God, not circumstance. A virtuous woman carries herself with a steady assurance that doesn’t come from control, but from faith. She doesn’t fear tomorrow because she knows her life rests in God’s providence, not in her own striving.

That last line—she laughs at the days to come—isn’t because the future will always be easy. It’s because she faces it with a calm confidence, anchored in hope. This is the kind of peace that lets you breathe deeply, even in the unknown.

REFLECTION

True strength is quiet confidence in God’s wisdom. It’s dignity that frees us to face the future with peace, not fear.

PRAYER
God, clothe me in Your strength and dignity today. Help me rest in Your wisdom and face tomorrow with peace.