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Morning Manna – Jan 9, 2026 – John 6:26-31 – Faith Friday: The Bread That Endures 05-2026

In this Faith Friday edition of Morning Manna, we begin by observing Communion, remembering the finished work of Christ before turning to His searching words in John 6:26–31. Jesus confronts the crowd with a piercing truth: they sought Him not for who He is, but for what He provided. Their hunger was physical, not spiritual. […]

Morning Manna – Jan 9, 2026 – John 6:26-31 – Faith Friday: The Bread That Endures 05-2026

In this Faith Friday edition of Morning Manna, we begin by observing Communion, remembering the finished work of Christ before turning to His searching words in John 6:26–31. Jesus confronts the crowd with a piercing truth: they sought Him not for who He is, but for what He provided. Their hunger was physical, not spiritual. […]

Morning Manna – Jan 8, 2026 – Proverbs 19:10-12 – Honor, Restraint, and Strength of Patience 04-2026

Morning Manna – January 7, 2026 – Proverbs 19:7-9 – Abandoned, Accused, and the Cost of False Words 03-2026

Proverbs 19:7–9 exposes the painful realities that surround poverty and the destructive power of deceit. When a person becomes poor, even close relatives may distance themselves, and hopeful words from friends often prove empty. At the same time, false witnesses spread lies that carry serious consequences, for deception cannot escape judgment. In today’s Morning Manna, […]

Morning Manna – January 6, 2026 – Proverbs 19:4-6 – Wealth, Words, and the Illusion of Loyalty

Proverbs 19:4–6 exposes how wealth attracts companions, poverty reveals abandonment, and influence often masquerades as friendship. Riches multiply friends, while the poor are deserted—even by neighbors. False witnesses and flattering tongues chase favor, but their loyalty is shallow and self-serving. In today’s Morning Manna, Rick Wiles and Doc Burkhart examine the difference between convenience-based relationships […]

Morning Manna – January 6, 2026 – Proverbs 19:4-6 – Wealth, Words, and the Illusion of Loyalty 02-2026

Proverbs 19:4–6 exposes how wealth attracts companions, poverty reveals abandonment, and influence often masquerades as friendship. Riches multiply friends, while the poor are deserted—even by neighbors. False witnesses and flattering tongues chase favor, but their loyalty is shallow and self-serving. In today’s Morning Manna, Rick Wiles and Doc Burkhart examine the difference between convenience-based relationships […]

Morning Manna – January 5, 2026 – Proverbs 19:1-3 – When Integrity Walks and Folly Blames God

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Morning Manna – December 19, 2025 – 2 Corinthians 8:9 – Riches Through Poverty: The Grace That Gives Everything

2 Corinthians 8:9 reveals the heart of the gospel through the voluntary humility of Christ: “Though He was rich, yet for your sakes He became poor, that you through His poverty might be rich.” Paul anchors generosity, sacrifice, and grace in the incarnation itself. Jesus did not lose riches by accident—He laid them aside by […]

Morning Manna – December 18, 2025 – Proverbs 18:22-24 – Finding Favor, Guarding Friends, and the Gift of Faithful Companionship

Proverbs 18:22–24 highlights God’s design for blessing through relationships. Finding a wife is described as finding a good thing and receiving favor from the Lord, reminding us that covenant companionship is a divine gift, not a mere achievement. Yet the passage also warns that many acquaintances do not equal true friendship, while one faithful friend […]

Morning Manna – Dec 17, 2025 – Proverbs 18:17-21 – Two Sides, One Tongue, and the Power of Words

Proverbs 18:17–21 reveals the necessity of discernment and the life-shaping force of the tongue. The first to present his case may seem right until another examines him, showing that wisdom listens before it judges. Casting lots can settle disputes when human judgment reaches its limits. A brother offended becomes harder to win than a fortified […]

Morning Manna – December 16, 2025 – Proverbs 18:13-16 – Listening Before Speaking: Wisdom That Opens Doors

Proverbs 18:13–16 highlights the sharp contrast between foolish haste and wise restraint. Answering a matter before hearing it brings shame and folly, while a wounded spirit can crush even a strong man. The discerning heart seeks knowledge, pursuing understanding rather than reacting impulsively. A person’s gift makes room for him, opening doors even to great […]

Morning Manna – December 15, 2025 – Proverbs 18:9-12 – Ruin, Refuge, and the Rise or Fall of the Heart

Proverbs 18:9–12 contrasts careless living with steadfast trust in the Lord. The slothful person—slow in duty and effort—is counted as a brother to the destroyer, for negligence tears down what diligence builds. Yet the name of the Lord stands as a strong tower where the righteous find refuge and safety. Meanwhile, the rich man trusts […]

Morning Manna – December 12, 2025 – Deuteronomy 8:18 – Remembering the Source: The God Who Gives Power to Get Wealth

Deuteronomy 8:18 reminds God’s people that prosperity is never self-made. “It is He who gives you power to get wealth,” Moses declares, grounding Israel’s success not in human strength but in God’s covenant faithfulness. The warning is clear: when blessings increase, pride is near; when pride rises, forgetfulness follows. In this Faith Friday edition of […]

Morning Manna – December 11, 2025 – Proverbs 18:5-8 – Perverted Justice and Destructive Talk

Proverbs 18:5–8 exposes how corruption in judgment and corruption in speech ruin individuals and communities alike. Showing partiality to the wicked or denying justice to the innocent perverts the very foundation of righteousness. A fool’s careless words invite conflict and invite a beating by their own recklessness. And the whisperer’s gossip—though it tastes sweet going […]

Morning Manna – December 10, 2025 – Proverbs 18:1-4 – Isolation, Contention, and Understanding

Proverbs 18:1–4 uncovers the dangers of self-seeking isolation and the destructive force of unrestrained speech. The one who separates himself rejects sound wisdom and pursues selfish desire, while the fool erupts in quarrels and despises discernment. Yet a wise person’s words are like deep waters—refreshing, steady, and life-giving—and the fountain of understanding becomes a source […]

Morning Manna – December 9, 2025 – Proverbs 17:25-28 – Silence, Sense, and Sorrow of Folly

Proverbs 17:25–28 highlights the grief that foolishness brings and the dignity that wisdom preserves. A foolish child becomes heartache to his parents, robbing them of joy. A wicked person distorts justice by accepting bribes, yet wise people restrain their words and govern their spirits. Even a fool seems wise when he keeps silent, for measured […]

Morning Manna – December 8, 2025 – Proverbs 17:20-24 – Crooked Hearts, Wise Eyes, and the Path That Leads Home

James 2:17–22 confronts the difference between a faith that merely speaks and a faith that truly lives. “Faith without works is dead,” James declares, showing that genuine belief always expresses itself through obedience. Abraham’s willingness to offer Isaac reveals how faith is made complete—perfected—when it acts upon God’s word. In this Faith Friday edition of […]

Morning Manna – December 3, 2025 – Proverbs 17:14-16 – Stop Before the Break: Wisdom That Prevents Disaster

Proverbs 17:14–16 warns how quickly foolishness escalates into destruction. The beginning of strife is like opening a floodgate—once the waters break loose, the damage becomes uncontrollable. Only a fool justifies wickedness or condemns the righteous, and the one who lacks wisdom wastes every opportunity placed in his hands. In today’s Morning Manna, Rick Wiles and […]

Morning Manna – November 21, 2025 – Romans 10:8-10 – Heart and Mouth: The Nearness of Salvation

Romans 10:8–10 shows that the gospel is not distant or complicated—God brings His saving Word near, placing it in our mouths and in our hearts. Faith believes the resurrection of Jesus; confession declares His lordship. Together they reveal the full obedience of saving faith: righteousness received inwardly and salvation expressed outwardly. In this Faith Friday […]

Morning Manna – November 20, 2025 – Proverbs 16:26-28 – Motives, Mouths, and Mischief: What Drives the Upright and the Wicked

Proverbs 16:26–28 reveals three powerful forces shaping human conduct. Hunger drives honest labor, pushing a man forward by necessity and diligence. But the ungodly dig up evil with intentional effort, and their lips burn like fire—words capable of igniting destruction. The whisperer quietly sows strife, separating even the closest friends through secret slander. In today’s […]

Morning Manna – November 19, 2025 – Proverbs 16:23-25 – When the Heart Teaches the Tongue: Wisdom, Sweetness, and Self-Deception

Proverbs 16:23–25 exposes the profound connection between the heart, the tongue, and the path of life. A wise heart governs its words, adding learning and grace to the lips. Pleasant speech becomes a honeycomb—sweet to the soul and healing to the bones. Yet the section ends with a sober warning: a way may seem right […]

Morning Manna – November 18, 2025 – Proverbs 16:21-22 – The Sweetness of Wisdom

What if your words held the power to open hearts, and your understanding was a wellspring of life? In this episode of Morning Manna, Rick Wiles and Doc Burkhart explore the profound truths of Proverbs 16:21-22. They’ll reveal how a wise heart brings a reputation for understanding and how gracious speech is not just pleasant, […]

Morning Manna – November 17, 2025 – Proverbs 16:16-20 – The Riches of Wisdom: Walking the Highway of the Upright

Proverbs 16:16–20 reveals heaven’s true economy: wisdom is better than gold, understanding richer than silver, and humility more valuable than any earthly gain. The upright walk an elevated highway—departing from evil, guarding their steps, and preserving their souls. Pride leads only to destruction, but the humble share fellowship with God and His people. Those who […]