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Proverbs 24-There is victory in the abundance of counselors

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"For by wise guidance you can wage your war, and in abundance of counselors there is victory" (Proverbs 24:6).

I have an accountability person and she is wise, non-judgmental, and spiritual. I also have a great friend who just happens to be a minister and he is the same way. I love talking to both of them and anytime I need good sound advice, they are always available for me. I can trust them without blinking and they have never betrayed that trust. I help them, as well, by encouraging them and providing whatever support they need when they need it.

Who do you have around you? Are they wise spiritual people or are they what is considered dead weight -- just there pulling you down because they offer no substance? And what do you offer them? I don't know about you, but everyone around me has to offer me something of value and I have to do the same. We should bring each other something worthwhile or we're just people who are not giving or growing. I've been through too much not to go to new levels of positivity of some sort. Proverbs 27:17 talks about iron sharpening iron, which means we should have relationships where we strengthen each other, right? Those things are important. When we have an abundance of counselors, we will have victory (Proverbs 24:6 ). 

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