David notices that there are people who fail in their duty to act with wisdom, and ignore their opportunities to do good. Let us not be such people!

Uncle Bud Robinson reminds us that mutual trust between us and God brings great joy: as we trust God fully, He trusts us in return, entrusting us with greater responsibilities. Are you living in this mutual trust?

The speaker is encouraging individuals to create their own "I Am" statements as a daily practice. These statements reflect personal roles and responsibilities, both within their families and in their work or daily lives. The idea is to identify and affirm these roles as part of one's Christian life, acknowledging that they are called by God to fulfill specific roles and responsibilities. By reciting these statements daily, individuals can stay focused on their purpose and how they can positively impact others in their family, workplace, or community. This practice is seen as a powerful way to align oneself with God's calling and maintain a sense of direction and purpose in daily life.

Sarai is quick to try and shift the blame when things go wrong! How often we have a similar lack of responsibility. But people of God - of all people - should be the ones who own up and make amends.

Psalm 31 encourages us to commit our lives to God, pledging loyalty to Him, trusting that His power will deliver and sustain us when we choose to fully commit.