Rehobot Youth Daily Devotional – Saturday, November 7, 2026
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Today’s devotional is titled:
Daring to See the Truth
Proverbs 12:26
“The righteous choose their friends carefully, but the way of the wicked leads them astray.”
Hi, Rehobot Youth! When building a relationship, we can feel comfortable because of familiarity and mutual understanding. Because of this, it is sometimes difficult to realize when a relationship begins to pull us away from the values God teaches. Emotions, the fear of loss, or the desire to hold onto the relationship can cause us to overlook things that actually require our attention.
God wants us to have the humility to view our relationships honestly. God’s Word serves as the foundation for evaluating whether the relationship we are in draws us closer to God or pushes us to do things contrary to His will. Therefore, we need to be diligent in reading the Bible, listening to sermons, and praying. God can also use our community, parents, spiritual leaders, or the people around us to reveal things we may not have previously noticed.
Rehobot Youth, do not immediately reject the truth when God reveals something that goes against our own desires. It may not be easy to accept correction when we already feel comfortable or have strong feelings for someone. However, humility enables us to pause, listen, and reconsider the relationship we are in based on the truth of God’s Word.
Daring to see the truth means having the courage to acknowledge when something needs to be corrected. If a relationship continues to lead us away from God, we must have the courage to make the right decision, even if it feels uncomfortable. Humility is not merely the willingness to hear God’s correction; it is also the courage to change course when we realize the path we are taking does not align with His will.
What To Do?
1. Bring your relationships to God in prayer and ask Him for wisdom.
2. Open your heart to correction and constructive feedback.
3. Have the courage to evaluate your relationships based on the truth of God’s Word.
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