Quiet Dinner at Home

Greetings in the Lord!

Today's word comes from Proverbs 17:1~
"Better a dry crust with peace and quiet than a house full of feasting, with strife."

~Well, I'm not sure who the Lord is talking to today, but it seems that He is reminding us that not every holiday gathering, celebration, or joyous occasion is in our best interest to attend when the possibilities of conflict abound. Also, I discern that this proverb has a spiritual reference as well, as in, having the choice of going to a huge, elaborate prophetic conference for a spiritual "feast," for example, even if it means that you will have to share the company of those who may start trouble; versus, just staying home and being fed a "peaceful meal" of one on one with the Father to avoid conflict. The Lord says it is wise to just stay home...

~Be blessed and be a blessing.

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