Like any piece of clothing, we do not put on strength and honor once and exist in it forever. As the day progresses, our clothes become soiled with sweat, other fluids, germs, and the general filth we encounter by merely existing. When we feel dirty, what's the thing we long for the most? The feeling of being clean again, which usually involves removing the soiled clothes, cleansing our bodies, and putting on a fresh garment. Strength and honor must be put back on each day.

Discipline and daily rhythm speaks to how a woman manages her life, her household, and herself. A virtuous woman is not just defined by what she does, but how she does it. Love, discipline, and balance are necessary to become the woman who does it all, because no one can do it all on a single day. God sets the example of balance, of task organization, time management, and rest when He created the world. God modeled the rhythm of virtue. The rhythm of a virtuous woman begins w

This month we're examining the heart posture a virtuous woman brings to her work. A Proverbs 31 woman approaches her tasks with a willing heart, geared to service, and faithful hands that those around her can trust in. She is honorable, diligent, humble, and effective. She makes wise investments on behalf of her family that cultivate good fruit. We will look at the investments we can make to cultivate good fruit in our lives, and end with a self-assessment on how we can impro