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DAILY REFLECTION

18 March 2026

“The wise store up choice food and olive oil, but fools gulp theirs down” 

Proverbs 21:20

In a rapidly changing world of AI, long-term thinking is essential for Christian businesspeople. It provides stability amid uncertainty and enables them to lead with both faith and resilience.

Rather than pursuing short-term gains, wise entrepreneurs focus on sustainable growth. This reflects God’s call to faithful stewardship—serving others responsibly, making ethical decisions, and building lasting impact. Such an approach embodies an eternal perspective, where success is measured not just by profit, but by purpose and influence.

Today’s verse highlights this principle: the wise manage resources carefully and plan for the future, while the foolish consume everything in the present. This wisdom is especially relevant in financial and investment decisions. Christian leaders are called to balance seizing opportunities today with preparing for tomorrow, developing ventures that are both resilient and ethically grounded.

Proverbs 21:20 reminds us that true wisdom lies not merely in knowledge, but in stewardship. By living intentionally and managing resources with discipline, we reflect God’s character and position ourselves for lasting fruitfulness—in both business and life.

“You will make better decisions once you begin thinking long-term rather than short-term."
— Adam Smith