Stephanie Fulmer Talks

Lamentations 3:22-23God's Faithfulness never changes. To be totally honest, there are few things that we can truly count on here on planet earth. And no matter what failures happened yesterday, today is brand new. God meets us where we are. We only need to accept this truth each morning and His grace is fresh for this day. We need to respond to His prompting and just do better. Our circumstanc...

Rooted in Christ. July 2. Trusting God Completely. "Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways submit to Him, and He will make your paths straight." — Proverbs 3:5–6 Today, release the need to have all the answers. Place your confidence in the One who knows the way ahead and let your heart rest in the assurance that God is directing your path. #v...

Staying Rooted in Christ. John 15:5 "I am the vine; you are the branches. Whoever abides inme and I in him, he it is that bears much fruit, for apart from me you can donothing." May this verse remind you that your greatest strength isn'tfound in what you can do for Christ, but in staying connected to Christ. #viral #Trending #fyp #ministry #RootedinChrist

Proverbs 31:30 Today I am still the farthest thing from a Proverbs 31 woman… Like, I meet no criteria at all. But God. Heart posture…Authentic charm flows from character, not cosmetics. Physical beauty fades, but reverent devotion to the LORD grows richer with time. The woman who lives in holy awe gains the applause of her family, the respect of the community, and, supremely, the commendation of G...

Proverbs 30:33 GOD'S WORD® Translation: As churning milk produces butter and punching a nose produces blood, so stirring up anger produces a fight. Good News Translation: If you churn milk, you get butter. If you hit someone's nose, it bleeds. If you stir up anger, you get into trouble....There you go... No clearer words... This is consistent with other biblical teachings on sowing and rea...

Proverbs 29:23 A man’s pride will bring him low Pride is often depicted in the Bible as a precursor to downfall. This phrase reflects the biblical principle that arrogance and self-exaltation lead to destruction. In  Proverbs 16:18 , it is similarly stated, "Pride goes before destruction, a haughty spirit before a fall." The cultural context of ancient Israel emphasized humility and reli...

Proverbs 28:13 God sees all (Hebrews 4:13) and unconfessed sin disrupts one's relationship with Him, hindering spiritual and sometimes material prosperity. The act of confession is not merely an admission of guilt but a turning away from sin, which is essential for receiving God's mercy. In Leviticus 5:5, confession is linked with atonement, and in the New Testament, 1 John 1:9 assures bel...

Jesus Had Left My Body Tour Through Proverbs. Proverbs 27:17 The imagery of iron sharpening iron suggests a process that involves friction and sometimes sparks, indicating that growth and improvement can be challenging and require effort. This concept is echoed in other scriptures that emphasize the importance of community and accountability, such as Ecclesiastes 4:9-10, which speaks of the benefi...

The cultural backdrop of ancient Israel valued wisdom and discernment, and engaging with a fool could lead to fruitless arguments. This advice is echoed in the New Testament, where Jesus often chose not to respond to the Pharisees' attempts to trap Him with foolish questions (Matthew 22:15-22). The wisdom here is in recognizing when a conversation will not be productive and choosing to refrain...

Proverbs 23:9 When exausting yourself wrestling in the mud with the pigs... Eventually you stop because you should finally realize the pig enjoys it... It is a mere casting of pearls before swine (Matthew 7:6) to speak to such a man of high aims, righteous motives, self-sacrifice (Proverbs 9:8). He will despise the wisdom of thy words. He cannot enter into the meaning of words of wisdom; he has no...

Proverbs 25:28 In ancient times, city walls were crucial for protection against invaders and wild animals. A city without walls was vulnerable and defenseless, symbolizing chaos and disorder. The broken walls metaphorically represent a lack of self-control, leaving one open to spiritual and moral dangers. Self-control is a fruit of the Spirit (Galatians 5:22-23) and is essential for living a life...

Premeditated sin (I am guilty - it was anger)... intentional and premeditated nature of wrongdoing. In biblical context, plotting evil is often associated with the wicked, as seen in Psalm 36:4, where the wicked devise mischief on their beds. The heart's intent is crucial in Scripture, as seen in Jeremiah 17:9, which describes the heart as deceitful. The cultural context of ancient Israel emph...

In biblical context, the "ways" of a person often refer to their habits, character, and lifestyle. The Bible frequently cautions against adopting the behaviors of the wicked (Psalm 1:1, 1 Corinthians 15:33). The idea is that close association with those who are quick-tempered or sinful can lead to adopting similar behaviors, which is contrary to the pursuit of righteousness. This reflect...

Proverbs 21:19 Better to live in the desert: This phrase emphasizes the extreme conditions of the desert, which in biblical times was a place of isolation, scarcity, and danger. The desert, or wilderness, is often depicted in Scripture as a place of testing and purification, as seen in the Israelites' 40 years of wandering ( Exodus 16:1-35 ) and Jesus' temptation ( Matthew 4:1-11 ). The co...

In biblical times, disputes were common in communities, and resolving them was seen as a sign of maturity and wisdom. The Hebrew culture valued shalom, or peace, which is a state of completeness and harmony. This aligns with Jesus' teaching in the Beatitudes, "Blessed are the peacemakers, for they will be called children of God" ( Matthew 5:9 ). The concept of honor in resolving disp...

Proverbs 19:8 teaches that gaining wisdom and understanding is an act of self-love because it leads to a flourishing life. The verse emphasizes that those who pursue good judgment, learn from instruction, and treasure discernment ultimately benefit themselves. Wisdom protects people from harmful choices, strengthens relationships, and guides them toward God’s truth. By valuing understanding, belie...

Life and death are in the power of the tongue: This phrase emphasizes the profound impact of words. Biblically, the tongue is often seen as a powerful tool that can either buildup or destroy. In James 3:5-6, the tongue is compared to a small fire that canset a forest ablaze, highlighting its potential for both good and harm. Thecultural context of ancient Israel placed a high value on spoken words...

Jesus Had Left My Body Tour Through Proverbs. June 16.Proverbs 17:14This verse compares the beginning of an argument to a small crack in a dam. Once the water starts rushing through, it becomes difficult to stop. Conflicts often grow quickly and cause more damage than expected. Wisdom means recognizing tension early, choosing humility, and stepping away before harsh words or resentment escalate th...

What you say and what you don’t say are both important. Proper speech is not only saying the right words at the right time but it’s also controlling your desire to say what you shouldn’t. Examples of an untamed tongue include gossiping, putting others down bragging, manipulating false teaching, exaggerating, complaining, flattery and lying before you speak you should ask yourself is what I want to...

Proverbs 15:4 (NIV)“The soothing tongue is a tree of life, but a perverse tongue crushes the spirit.”Meaning:This proverb contrasts the power of words: A gentle, healing, and truthful tongue brings life, encouragement, wisdom, and restoration to others—like a "tree of life" that nourishes and sustains. A perverse, deceitful, harsh, or corrupt tongue can deeply wound people, discouraging...

Proverbs 14:29 - Whoever is patient has great understanding,but one who is quick-tempered displays folly. Conflict Resolution: When faced with a frustratingsituation, taking a moment to breathe rather than snapping allows you torespond with clarity and grace. Emotional Maturity: Choosing to stay calm under pressureshows that you are in control of your emotions, rather than your emotionsruling you....

Proverbs Day 12 - Proverbs 13:10Pride breeds quarrels, but wisdom is found in those who take advice. We are not always right. We cannot always be wrong. It is time to stop the desperate groveling, stop the desperate grandstanding, and start having all conversations grounded in Christ. Go to the Word. Take it to God. Allow the Holy Spirit to work in hearts of unreceptive people. It is a heart issue...

Jesus Had Left My Body Tour Through Proverbs. June 11.The Nature of AngerAnger is a natural emotion, but how we handle it reveals our character. A fool's quick temper is contrasted with the self-control of the prudent. The Power of RestraintOverlooking an insult is not a sign of weakness but of strength and wisdom. It reflects a heart that values peace and understanding over conflict. Wisdom i...

We can build up, or we can tear down. Satan is busy enoughtearing down. We need to be building up. Encouraging. The world is harshenough. We need to be in a construction crew, not a destruction crew.

NOTE TO SELF. To learn to shut my mouth... I mean that takes divineintervention. I talk when I am happy. I talk when I am sad. I talk when I amangry. I talk. My incessant talking is annoying, sure. I can see that. That’s a fair statement. When I am angry or sad - it is just not okay to speak. Ever. I know that by now. Yet… talk I do. The only purpose of any communication from me at this pointis ju...