5.23.2025

May 23 - 28 -Temperament Pairing Activity Theme: “Understand Me Before You Judge Me”



🌟 Temperament Pairing Activity

Theme: “Understand Me Before You Judge Me”

Dear Wisdom Seekers,

Over the past four days, we’ve reflected deeply on the theme “Understand Me Before You Judge Me.”  

We’ve seen how easy it is to misread strength as coldness, silence as disinterest, or cheerfulness as shallowness — and how crucial it is to look beyond the surface. As we journey together in temperament transformation, it’s time to reach across our differences and grow in love, grace, and understanding.

This new activity is all about listening, connecting, and honouring one another through meaningful one-on-one conversations.  Take the time to discuss with each other.


πŸ“Œ Your Temperament Assignment:

🟒 Step 1: Connect with Your Partner

Please text your partner as soon as possible to plan a time for your first call if you have not done so as yet.  

This may take a little time, so don’t wait to start. Let’s aim to have everything done at least a day before the final deadline.

🌟 The early bird catches the worms — so English proverb say!


🧠 Discussion Points:

  1. “I Statements” Quiz Review

    • Go through the quiz below together.

    • Discuss and identify which temperament you both think made each statement.Three Reflection Questions

  2. Have turns asking each other the following questions:
1️⃣ How did the “I Statements” help you better understand others (or yourself)?
2️⃣ Which statement did you relate to most — and why?
3️⃣ What is one thing you will now do differently to walk in more understanding and love?

 

5.22.2025

May 22 - πŸ”΄ Choleric Blends “Understand Me Before You Judge Me”


🌿 Temperament Transformation Reflection

πŸ”΄ Choleric Blends

“Understand Me Before You Judge Me”


πŸ’– Let’s Grow in Understanding Together

Sometimes we misread strength as harshness, and confidence as arrogance. But when we slow down to understand how God wired each of us, we begin to see not just personalities — but purpose.

Today, we’re leaning in to hear from our Choleric sisters — strong-willed, goal-driven women who often carry the weight of responsibility with intensity and determination. While they may come across as direct or even controlling, their hearts often long to protect, lead, and accomplish God’s will with excellence.

Let’s pause and give space for their voice.

This is your moment to better understand them — and yourself — as we continue learning what it means to truly love our neighbours as ourselves (Mark 12:31). πŸ’¬πŸ”₯


πŸͺž Reflection

As we walk in obedience to Christ’s call to love one another, it’s easy to misinterpret someone’s temperament. Assertiveness can be mistaken for pride, and silence for rejection. But every blend carries both strengths and struggles that deserve compassion.

Today, let’s choose understanding over assumption.
Let’s listen before labeling, and reflect before reacting.


πŸ“– Scripture Focus
“A gentle answer turns away wrath, but a harsh word stirs up anger.”
Proverbs 15:1 (NASB)


πŸ”₯ A Message from the Choleric Blends

πŸ‘‰ "When I come across as intense or too direct, please don’t assume I’m angry — what I really need you to know is that __________."

✍️ Choleric sisters:
Complete the sentence honestly and share your truth with the group in the comments section below. You may type it out or copy and paste. We really look forward to hearing from you.

πŸ’­ Optional Ways to Complete the Sentence:

  • "...I’m passionate about what I believe and want to get things done."

  • "...I’m trying to help, not hurt — but I may not always soften my tone."

  • "...I feel responsible for making things right and move quickly to fix them."

  • "...I want to see results and get frustrated with delays."

  • "...I value clarity and sometimes forget to consider how my words land."

  • "...I’m not trying to dominate, I’m trying to lead and protect."

  • "...I struggle with patience and need grace when I'm still learning to slow down."

Feel free to write your own if none of these fully capture your heart. Your voice matters.


πŸ’¬ ✍️ Complete the sentences below:

• I can better understand someone who comes across as intense or overly direct by…
• I can be a loving presence when a Choleric sister is battling inner pressure or frustration by…

πŸ’­ Optional Answers Below to Help You Reflect and Respond:

• I can better understand someone who comes across as intense or overly direct by…

  1. …realizing they may be passionate, not angry.

  2. …listening for their heart, not just their tone.

  3. …not taking their urgency personally.

  4. …remembering they value action and clarity.

  5. …recognizing that their boldness doesn’t mean they don’t care how I feel.

• I can be a loving presence when a Choleric sister is battling inner pressure or frustration by…

  1. …letting her know I’m here to support her without getting in her way.

  2. …praying for her to find rest and peace in the Lord.

  3. …giving her space to lead but gently reminding her she doesn’t have to carry everything alone.

  4. …affirming her efforts and reminding her she’s valued beyond her performance.

  5. …offering help without making her feel like she’s losing control.


πŸ™Œ Let’s Grow in Grace Together

Your voice matters.

πŸ“ In the Comment Section of the Blog:

  • Choleric Sisters: Post your completed sentence.

  • Other Blends: Share your answers.

πŸ•Š️ Let love lead. Let assumptions fall. Let understanding rise.

Wishing everyone a wonderful Wednesday!

5.21.2025

May 21 - 🟒 Phlegmatic Blends “Understand Me Before You Judge Me”


Temperament Transformation Reflection

🟒 Phlegmatic Blends

“Understand Me Before You Judge Me”


πŸ’š Let’s Grow in Understanding Together

Sometimes gentleness is mistaken for weakness, and calm for apathy. But God made the Phlegmatic with quiet strength, peacemaking wisdom, and a steady presence. In a world that rushes, Phlegmatics pause. In a world that reacts, they reflect. Yet even their silence can be misunderstood.

Today, we’re listening with fresh ears to our Phlegmatic sisters — calm, kindhearted women who often keep the peace while carrying quiet burdens. Their love is consistent, but often goes unspoken. Their strength is in their steadiness, but sometimes they are overlooked or misread as disengaged.

This is your moment to better understand them — and yourself — as we continue learning how to love our neighbours as ourselves (Mark 12:31) and live without casting stumbling blocks in each other’s way (Romans 14:13). πŸ’¬πŸŒΏ


πŸͺž Reflection

Some temperaments speak loudly; others speak with their presence. The Phlegmatic often chooses peace over pressure, listening over lecturing, and stability over spotlight. Their desire to avoid conflict can make them seem detached — but beneath that calm exterior may be real concern, deep processing, or silent stress.

Today, let’s choose understanding over assumption.
Let’s listen before labeling, and reflect before reacting.


πŸ“– Scripture Focus
“Therefore let’s not judge one another anymore, but rather determine this: not to put an obstacle or a stumbling block in a brother’s or sister’s way.”
Romans 14:13 (NASB)

“You shall love your neighbour as yourself.”
Mark 12:31 (NASB)


🌿 A Message from the Phlegmatic Blends

πŸ‘‰ "When I seem quiet, slow to respond, or uninterested, please don’t assume I don’t care — what I really need you to know is that __________."

✍️ Phlegmatic sisters:
Complete the sentence honestly and share your truth with the group in the comments section below. You may type it out or copy and paste. We truly want to hear your voice.

πŸ’­ Optional Ways to Complete the Sentence:

  • "...I’m carefully thinking through my feelings and don’t want to say the wrong thing."

  • "...I care deeply but struggle to express it right away."

  • "...I’m avoiding conflict, not people."

  • "...I need emotional safety before I open up."

  • "...I’m tired and trying to preserve peace without creating tension."

  • "...I’m listening more than I’m speaking — that’s how I show respect."

  • "...I often sacrifice my voice for the sake of peace, but I do want to be included."

Feel free to write your own if none of these fully capture your heart. Your voice matters.


πŸ’¬ ✍️ Complete the sentences below:

• I can better understand someone who is quiet, avoids conflict, or seems disengaged by…
• I can be a loving presence when a Phlegmatic sister is emotionally overwhelmed or silently burdened by…

πŸ’­ Optional Answers Below to Help You Reflect and Respond:

I can better understand someone who is quiet, avoids conflict, or seems disengaged by…

  • …recognizing that peace is their priority, not indifference.

  • …giving them time and emotional safety to open up.

  • …respecting their slower pace without assuming they’re uninterested.

  • …asking thoughtful questions without pressuring quick answers.

  • …remembering that quietness can mean deep thought, not distance.

I can be a loving presence when a Phlegmatic sister is emotionally overwhelmed or silently burdened by…
  • …offering gentle presence rather than loud solutions.

  • …giving her room to rest while reminding her she’s not forgotten.

  • …affirming her even when she doesn’t ask for it.

  • …helping her express what she’s holding in without judgment.

  • …noticing when she withdraws and checking in quietly but intentionally.


πŸ™Œ Let’s Grow in Grace Together

Your voice matters.

πŸ“ In the Comment Section of the Blog:

  • Phlegmatic Sisters: Post your completed sentence.

  • Other Blends: Share your answers. 

πŸ•Š️ Let love lead. Let assumptions fall. Let understanding rise.

5.20.2025

May 20 🟑 - Sanguine Blends “Understand Me Before You Judge Me”


Temperament Transformation Reflection

🟑 Sanguine Blends

“Understand Me Before You Judge Me”


πŸ’› Let’s Grow in Understanding Together

It’s easy to enjoy the energy of a Sanguine — and just as easy to misunderstand them. Their joy may be mistaken for immaturity, their openness mistaken for insincerity. But those with a Sanguine temperament reflect a part of God’s nature that is relational, expressive, and full of life.

Today, we’re slowing down to better understand our Sanguine sisters — women who often bring warmth, encouragement, and laughter, yet may quietly struggle with inconsistency, insecurity, or the fear of being rejected or forgotten.

This is your moment to better understand them — and yourself — as we continue learning how to love our neighbours as ourselves (Mark 12:31) and follow Jesus’ teaching to look beyond appearances and extend compassion (John 7:24). πŸ’¬✨


πŸͺž Reflection

God’s people come in many expressions. While some process inwardly, Sanguines live outwardly — talking through their feelings, seeking connection, and lighting up rooms. Yet even they need to feel heard, not judged. Under the laughter may be loneliness. Behind the cheerfulness, a longing to be taken seriously.

Today, let’s choose understanding over assumption.
Let’s listen before labeling, and reflect before reacting.


πŸ“– Scripture Focus
“Do not judge according to appearance, but judge with righteous judgment.”
John 7:24 (NASB)

“You shall love your neighbor as yourself.”
Mark 12:31 (NASB)


🌞 A Message from the Sanguine Blends

πŸ‘‰ "When I seem like I’m talking too much or being overly cheerful, please don’t assume I’m shallow — what I really need you to know is that __________."

✍️ Sanguine sisters:
Complete the sentence honestly and share your truth with the group in the comments section below. You may type it out or copy and paste. We really look forward to hearing from you.

πŸ’­ Optional Ways to Complete the Sentence:

  • "...I use joy to hide my pain, and I wish someone would ask how I’m really doing."

  • "...I talk to feel connected — not to dominate or be the center of attention."

  • "...I need affirmation and sometimes worry I’m being forgotten."

  • "...I’m genuinely excited, but I still long for deeper conversations."

  • "...I struggle with follow-through but truly want to be dependable."

  • "...I fear being misunderstood or seen as ‘too much.’"

  • "...I thrive when I feel welcomed and wanted, not just tolerated."

Feel free to write your own if none of these fully capture your heart. Your voice matters.


πŸ’¬ ✍️ Complete the sentences below:

• I can better understand someone who is bubbly, talkative, or easily distracted by…
• I can be a loving presence when a Sanguine sister is feeling insecure or unseen by…

πŸ’­ Optional Answers Below to Help You Reflect and Respond:

I can better understand someone who is bubbly, talkative, or easily distracted by…

  • …recognizing that they connect through conversation and excitement.

  • …not mistaking their enthusiasm for a lack of depth.

  • …listening with presence, even if the topic changes quickly.

  • …valuing their gift of encouragement as a strength.

  • …remembering that they process out loud and need to feel heard.

I can be a loving presence when a Sanguine sister is feeling insecure or unseen by…

  • …giving her sincere affirmation, not just surface compliments.

  • …making time for one-on-one connection and deeper conversations.

  • …reminding her that she’s valued for who she is, not just what she brings.

  • …noticing when she’s unusually quiet and gently checking in.

  • …inviting her into meaningful roles and showing you trust her reliability.


πŸ™Œ Let’s Grow in Grace Together

Your voice matters.

πŸ“ In the Comment Section of the Blog:

  • Sanguine Sisters: Post your completed sentence.

  • Other Blends: Share your answers.

    πŸ•Š️ Let love lead. Let assumptions fall. Let understanding rise.

    A terrific Tuesday to All!

5.19.2025

5.18.2025

🌿 Sunday Reflection: Something to Think About

🌿 Sunday Reflection: Something to Think About

A BLESSED SUNDAY TO ALL!

Temperament Transformation — Proverbs 18

Before reading today’s reflection, please pause and read Proverbs 18.
This chapter teaches us about the power of words, the danger of pride, the safety of wisdom, and the blessing of humility.

Each temperament blend faces unique struggles in these areas.
Today, let the Word of God and the Holy Spirit reveal what needs refining in you.

As you read through the reflection points — especially your blend —
Type “Amen” in the comments if it speaks to your heart.
That Amen is your agreement to keep growing and yielding to God’s transformation.


πŸ”΅πŸŸ’ Melancholic / Phlegmatic — Alanda, Alynthia, Ann C, Deborah, Jesmyn, Laura, Trudy, Michelle 

Your quiet strength is admirable, but Proverbs 18 warns about isolation:
“A person who isolates himself seeks his own desire; he quarrels against all sound wisdom.” (v.1)
➡️ Something to Think About:
Am I pulling away when I should be seeking wise counsel and community?


🟒🟑 Melancholic / Sanguine — Hazel

You’re deeply relational, but easily hurt by words.
“Death and life are in the power of the tongue.” (v.21)
➡️ Something to Think About:
Am I guarding my heart against offense, or letting careless words define my worth?


🟑🟒 Sanguine / Phlegmatic — Cassandra

You love conversations, but Proverbs 18 reminds you:
“A fool does not delight in understanding, but in revealing his own mind.” (v.2)
➡️ Something to Think About:
Am I listening to understand, or just waiting for my turn to speak?


πŸŸ’πŸ”΅ Phlegmatic / Melancholic — Claudia, Jacintha, Anne

Your reflective nature is a gift, but don’t let fear silence needed words.
“The words of a person’s mouth are deep waters.” (v.4)
➡️ Something to Think About:
Am I holding back words of wisdom because I fear confrontation?


πŸ”΅πŸ”΄ Melancholic / Choleric — Cindy, Glenda, Theresa

You value truth and excellence, but beware:
“Before destruction the heart of a person is haughty, but humility goes before honor.” (v.12)
➡️ Something to Think About:
Am I approaching correction with pride, or clothed in humility?


πŸ”΄πŸ”΅ Choleric / Melancholic — Gale, Tessie

You are bold and direct, but Proverbs 18 says:
“A brother offended is harder to be won than a strong city.” (v.19)
➡️ Something to Think About:
Am I being mindful of how my tone affects relationships?


πŸŸ‘πŸ”΄ Sanguine / Choleric — Alison, Debbie

Your energy leads well, but Proverbs reminds you:
“The one who states his case first seems right, until another comes and examines him.” (v.17)
➡️ Something to Think About:
Am I rushing to conclusions without hearing the whole story?


πŸŸ’πŸ”΄ Phlegmatic / Choleric — Maria, Beverly

You avoid conflict, but when pushed, you push back hard.
“A gentle answer turns away wrath, but a harsh word stirs up anger.” (v.15:1 — cross-reference)
➡️ Something to Think About:
Am I responding gently when confronted, or reacting out of bottled-up frustration?


πŸ“– Final Thought

Transformation is a daily yielding.
As we meditate on Proverbs 18, remember:

“The name of the Lord is a strong tower; the righteous runs into it and is safe.” (v.10)

Let’s keep running to Him,
letting His Word shape our responses,
and allowing the Holy Spirit to refine our hearts.


If this reflection speaks to you, type “Amen” in the comments.
Together, let’s keep growing — with wisdom, humility, and grace. 🌿

"I trust you are having, or have had, a wonderful day of worship."

5.16.2025

🌿 May 16 Temperament Transformation Progress Check-In 🌿

🌿 Temperament Transformation
Progress Check-In 🌿


Dear Wisdom Seekers,

As we continue this journey of Temperament Transformation, let’s stay rooted in the Word of God. I encourage you to read a chapter of Proverbs daily.

πŸ“– If you’re on Facebook, post a verse that speaks to you in our group.
πŸ“± If you’re not on Facebook, share your verse in our WhatsApp chat.

Every verse you share could be the encouragement another sister needs today. Let’s keep walking in wisdom — together.


🌸 Progress Reflection

The Holy Spirit is working in each of us — sometimes in small daily shifts, sometimes in big breakthrough moments. Either way, He is faithful.

Let’s pause and reflect on how we’re growing.

Below are 3 reflection questions for your temperament blend. Each has simple answer choices to guide your response.

✅ How to Respond:

➡️ Copy and paste your chosen answer(s) in the blog comments below.

➡️ You may also add a personal sentence to share your experience — optional but always welcome.

5.15.2025

🌿 May 15 – Temperament Transformation - Week 2 Recap

🌿 May 15 – Temperament Transformation Week 2 Recap (May 8-14)

Yielded for Transformation

Theme Scripture:
“Not by might, nor by power, but by My Spirit,” says the Lord of hosts. — Zechariah 4:6 (NASB)


✨ Good day, Wisdom Seekers!

We’ve just completed Week Two of our Temperament Transformation Journey — and what a week it was! Seven powerful blends were highlighted. Seven unique ways God has wired us — and seven invitations from the Holy Spirit to surrender, grow, and be transformed. And one wisdom seeker gave birth to a son!  We have a lot to be thankful for.

Each of us carries a beautiful design, but also inner struggles that can hinder us from becoming all God created us to be. As we learned more about ourselves, the Holy Spirit was gently showing us how to let go of old habits and step into new freedom.

πŸ’¬ Today’s invitation:

  1. Go back and read the info and review for your temperament blend if you haven't done so as yet.

  2. Reflect on the question provided below. Choose a response from the ones provided— or write your own response.

  3. Share your answer in the comments below and let us know how we can pray for you this week by choosing one answer at the end of this post.


Phlegmatic/Melancholic (πŸ”΅πŸŸ’)

Sisters: Claudia, Jacintha, Anne

Theme: Calm and Caring – Gentle Wisdom in Action
Scripture: “In quietness and trust is your strength.” — Isaiah 30:15

Why Yielding Matters:
These sisters often stay behind the scenes, quietly wrestling with hesitation and fear of saying the wrong thing. The Holy Spirit calls them to rise with quiet confidence and use their voice for good.

Transformation Question:
Now that you understand how God values your quiet strength, how will you begin to step out of hiding and allow Him to use your voice?

A) I’ll stay silent and safe — I’m still afraid to speak.
B) I want to speak, but I need more time and reassurance.
C) I will speak when prompted, trusting the Spirit’s gentle nudge.


Melancholic/Choleric (πŸ”΅πŸ”΄)

Sisters: Cindy, Glenda, Theresa

Theme: Strength with Surrender – Purpose under Grace
Scripture: “My grace is sufficient for you, for My power is perfected in weakness.” — 2 Corinthians 12:9

Why Yielding Matters:
This blend often lives under self-imposed pressure to perform. The Spirit reminds them that God's grace is the true measure of success, not flawless outcomes.

Transformation Question:
After learning that God values your heart over your performance, how will you begin releasing perfectionism?

A) I still feel like I must perform to be accepted.
B) I want to release it, but it’s hard to let go of control.
C) I will start by welcoming grace and trusting God with the outcome.


Melancholic/Phlegmatic (πŸ”΅πŸŸ’)

Sisters: Alanda, Alynthia, Deborah, Jesmyn, Laura, Trudy, Michelle

Theme: Quiet Strength – Embracing Steadfast Grace
Scripture: “Cast your burden upon the Lord and He will sustain you.” — Psalm 55:22

Why Yielding Matters:
They are caring and deeply reflective — but often carry silent burdens alone. The Spirit invites them to release the pressure and step into Spirit-led courage.

Transformation Question:
Now that you’ve seen how your thoughtfulness is a gift and not a weakness, how will you begin to release your silent burdens?

A) I’m not ready to open up — it feels too risky.
B) I want to share, but only in safe spaces.
C) I will begin releasing my fears to God and trusted sisters.


Sanguine/Phlegmatic (🟑🟒)

Sister: Cassandra

Theme: Peaceful Joy – Anchoring Presence with Purpose
Scripture: “Let your light shine before others.” — Matthew 5:16

Why Yielding Matters:
Cheerful and calm, these sisters bring joy — but sometimes avoid consistency or tough decisions. Yielding calls them to grow in spiritual steadiness without losing their warmth.

Transformation Question:
After seeing that consistency is part of your calling, how will you commit to showing up more intentionally?

A) I’m still scared of pressure and responsibility.
B) I’ll try, but I might need support and reminders.
C) I will take one consistent step forward, trusting God to help me grow.


Sanguine/Choleric (πŸŸ‘πŸ”΄)

Sisters: Alison, Debbie

Theme: Energized with Intention – Surrendered Strength
Scripture: “The steps of a good man are ordered by the Lord.” — Psalm 37:23

Why Yielding Matters:
Bold and quick-moving, these sisters often lead with charisma. But the Spirit is calling them to slow down, listen, and let Him direct their steps with purpose.

Transformation Question:
Now that you’ve learned to value God’s timing over your own momentum, what will change about how you lead?

A) I still struggle to slow down — I trust my instincts more than God’s prompting.
B) I want to wait on God, but I need to develop more patience.
C) I will begin asking God to lead before I take the lead.


Melancholic/Sanguine (🟒🟑)

Sister: Hazel

Theme: Thoughtful Light – Stabilizing Emotion through Truth
Scripture: “You will keep him in perfect peace, whose mind is stayed on You.” — Isaiah 26:3

Why Yielding Matters:
This blend is expressive, creative, and emotionally rich. But the Spirit is drawing them toward emotional stability, helping them walk in truth even when feelings fluctuate.

Transformation Question:
Now that you’ve seen your identity in Christ is your anchor, how will you respond when emotions begin to take over?

A) I’ll ride the wave of emotions — it’s how I cope.
B) I’ll try to pause and reflect but may still be swayed.
C) I will ground myself in Scripture and ask the Spirit to guide my heart.


Choleric/Melancholic (πŸ”΄πŸ”΅)

Sisters: Gale, Tessie

Theme: Purpose Refined – Grace Over Grit
Scripture: “Cease striving and know that I am God.” — Psalm 46:10

Why Yielding Matters:
Strong, structured, and responsible, this blend often pushes themselves to achieve — sometimes at the cost of peace. The Spirit is calling them to release control and lead with grace, not just grit.

Transformation Question:
After realizing that your value isn’t in your results, how will you begin to rest and let go?

A) I don’t know how — I’m afraid to lose control.
B) I’m trying to trust, but I still feel responsible for everything.
C) I will pause, pray, and choose grace over performance.


πŸ™πŸΎ What Can We Pray with You For?

As we begin this third week in May, let’s pray for one another. Drop a quick note in the comments and let us know how we can lift you up.

What would you like the group to pray with you for this week?

A) Pray that I will fully surrender control and stop relying on my own strength.
B) Pray for consistency and courage to walk in what the Spirit is showing me.
C) Pray that I will stop hiding, speak up, and let God use me — even when it feels uncomfortable.

πŸ“© You can type your answer from the options above, and feel free to add a few personal words.
Your vulnerability may unlock strength for someone else, too. πŸ’–

“Therefore encourage one another and build up one another, just as you also are doing.” — 1 Thessalonians 5:11

Let’s keep walking yielded — not perfectly, but prayerfully.

Have great day everyone.

5.14.2025

πŸ”΄πŸ”΅ Understanding the Choleric/Melancholic Blend - May 14

πŸ”΄πŸ”΅ Choleric/Melancholic Blend

🌿 Temperament Topic: Purpose Refined
— Grace Over Grit in the Choleric/Melancholic Journey

5.13.2025

🟒🟑 Understanding the Melancholic/Sanguine Blend - May 13

🟒🟑 Melancholic/Sanguine Blend

🌿 Temperament Topic: Thoughtful Light
— Balancing Emotion and Expression through the Power of the Spirit

5.12.2025

πŸŸ‘πŸ”΄ Understanding the Sanguine/Choleric Blend - May 12

πŸŸ‘πŸ”΄ Sanguine/Choleric Blend

🌿 Temperament Topic: Energized with Intention
— Aligning the Sanguine/Choleric Blend with God’s Pace and Purpose

Good day, Wisdom Seekers! πŸ‘‹πŸΎ

I can see the smile on your face Sister Debbie!

Thank you to all who shared your insights and support for our Sanguine/Phlegmatic sister yesterday. Your reflections were a beautiful reminder that joy and peace are powerful spiritual traits when anchored in the Spirit. πŸ’›πŸ’š

✨ As always, you are encouraged to simply show up today. There’s no need to catch up — just lean into what God is doing now. If you're led to go back and share later, that’s welcome too!

πŸ“… Today, May 12, we focus on the πŸŸ‘πŸ”΄ Sanguine/Choleric blend. These sisters are dynamic, driven, and full of life. They carry contagious energy and bold leadership — and when yielded to the Spirit, they become powerful forces for good.

πŸ‘­ Sisters with this blend:

Alison and Debbie

Let’s surround them with gratitude, prayers, and affirmations today!


πŸ” Understanding the Sanguine/Choleric Temperament

This blend is a vibrant spark of excitement and direction. These women are warm, fun-loving, and naturally gifted with influence. They are confident in groups, persuasive in conversation, and quick to take the lead. But while they shine publicly, they may battle with internal pride, emotional neglect, or impatience with others.

Their transformation comes from learning to slow down, listen deeply, and submit their drive to the timing and wisdom of the Holy Spirit. It’s not about losing their fire — but about letting God direct it.


🌟 Strengths:

  • Energetic • Confident • Visionary • Persuasive • Motivating • Quick-thinking

⚠️ Growth Areas:

  • May dominate conversations • Struggle with humility or patience • Neglect follow-through • Resist correction

πŸ•Š️ Why Yielding Matters:

  • This blend thrives on action — but without yielding, they may charge ahead of God’s timing. Surrender helps them trade control for impact and ego for effectiveness.

πŸ’‘ Core Needs:

  • Respect • Affirmation • Influence • Freedom to express ideas and take initiative

πŸ’” Discouragement Triggers:

  • Feeling ignored • Being micromanaged • Not being taken seriously • Facing criticism in public

πŸ”₯ Under Stress:

  • They may become bossy, irritable, dismissive of others' feelings, or push too hard without pausing to reflect.

πŸ’ž How They Love:

  • By taking action, offering encouragement, helping solve problems, and showing up with bold enthusiasm

πŸ‘₯ In Groups:

  • They often lead instinctively, spark momentum, and bring clarity. They may need reminders to slow down and consider others' perspectives.

πŸ€” Common Misunderstandings:

  • They may be seen as self-centered or impatient — but often, their strong personality is just a reflection of their desire to see progress and bring results.

πŸ™ Spiritual Strengths:

  • Courage • Leadership • Influence • Zeal for change • Bold faith

πŸ’¬ How to Encourage Them:

  • Celebrate their drive while gently reminding them that strength with humility is powerful. Help them see that being led by the Spirit is greater than being impressive.

⚠️ Temperament Traps:

  • Pride • Impulsiveness • Controlling tendencies • Inconsistent spiritual depth


➡️ Transformational Goal:

  • To shift from self-powered drive to Spirit-directed leadership — to move not just with speed but with purpose, not just with charisma but with character.


πŸ› Prayer Focus for Today:

  • Pray that our Sanguine/Choleric sisters will surrender their pace to God’s process. May they embrace humble leadership, Spirit-led action, and emotional depth. Ask God to temper their fire with His wisdom and to use their boldness for Kingdom breakthroughs.


πŸ’¬ Today’s Blog Reflections:

  • πŸ’‘ What is one thing you learned that will help you relate more thoughtfully to someone with this blend?
  • 🌿 If this is your blend, what truth or “aha moment” stood out to you today?  
  • πŸ™ Write a short prayer — either for someone with this blend or for yourself, if it applies.

πŸ“© Share your thoughts below on the blog comments section — your words may bring clarity or encouragement to someone else.


Having trouble posting your comment?

Please don’t let tech issues or hesitation hold you back. πŸ’¬
If you’re having trouble posting, just send your responses to me or to a sister who’s already posted. We’ll make sure your words are shared.

Together, we’re growing stronger — and wiser — one day at a time.
Your voice is valuable. Your presence is powerful. πŸ’–


Let’s keep growing — with passion that’s surrendered, and purpose that’s steady.
Let the fire burn for God’s glory. πŸ”₯


5.11.2025

🟑🟒 Understanding the Sanguine/Phlegmatic Blend - May 11

🟑🟒 Sanguine/Phlegmatic Blend

🌿 Temperament Topic: Peaceful Joy
— Anchoring the Sanguine/Phlegmatic Blend in Purpose and Presence


5.10.2025

πŸ”΅πŸŸ’ Understanding the Melancholic/Phlegmatic Blend - May 10

            πŸ”΅πŸŸ’ Melancholic/Phlegmatic Blend

🌿 Temperament Topic: Quiet Strength
— Embracing Steadfast Grace in the Melancholic/Phlegmatic Journey

Good day, Wisdom Seekers! πŸ‘‹πŸΎ

Thank you to all who shared yesterday’s reflections and encouragement for our Melancholic/Choleric sisters. Your words added light and wisdom to the day. Let’s keep showing up with grace and presence as we continue this daily transformation walk together. ❤️πŸ”΅

✨ A quick reminder: This journey is daily, not rushed. No need to catch up — simply engage today. If you feel led to go back and reflect on earlier blends, you’re most welcome to do so!

πŸ“… Today, May 10, we turn our focus to the πŸ”΅πŸŸ’ Melancholic/Phlegmatic blend. These women are quiet treasures — dependable, thoughtful, and deeply committed to doing what’s right, even when no one is watching.

πŸ‘­ Sisters with this blend:

Alanda, Alynthia, Deborah, Jesmyn, Laura, Trudy, and Michelle

Let’s surround them with our prayers, support, and gratitude today.


πŸ” Understanding the Melancholic/Phlegmatic Temperament

To understand this blend is to see dignified steadiness in motion. They are reflective and responsible, gentle yet principled. They bring calm into chaos and order into confusion. But inside, they may wrestle with self-doubt, fear of failure, or hesitation to speak up. They often carry burdens silently, seeking peace for others while privately sorting through their own emotions.

Their transformation comes through surrender — trusting God with their private pressures, releasing the fear of mistakes, and believing that their stillness is a powerful form of strength.


🌿 Strengths:

  • Reliable • Caring • Thoughtful • Organized • Loyal • Conscientious

⚠️ Growth Areas:

  • Tendency to overthink • Hesitation • Avoiding conflict • Bottling up feelings

πŸ•Š️ Why Yielding Matters:

  • This blend can get stuck in internal processing. Yielding to the Spirit gives them boldness to act, speak, and step into what God is calling them to — even when it’s uncomfortable.

5.09.2025

πŸ”΅πŸ”΄ 9 - Understanding the πŸ”΅πŸ”΄ Melancholic/Choleric Blend

πŸ”΅πŸ”΄ Melancholic/Choleric Blend

🌿 Temperament Topic:
Strength with Surrender

Yielding the Melancholic/Choleric Blend to the Holy Spirit

5.08.2025

πŸŸ’πŸ”΅ May 8 - Understanding the Phlegmatic/Melancholic - Quiet Strength, Bold Surrender


Hello!

Welcome to Week 2 of May on our Temperament Transformation Journey!

Each day this week, we will focus on one of the seven blends represented in our Wisdom Seekers' group. One will be posted daily. Please take note of the heading in case you miss a day, so you can go back and post your response.

I invite everyone to share from the heart and to interact with the reflections of others, which may mean revisiting the blog after you've posted. Let’s make time to encourage one another and grow in understanding together.

We begin by focusing on the πŸŸ’πŸ”΅ Phlegmatic/Melancholic blend — a temperament known for its calm presence, deep thoughtfulness, and faithful heart. These sisters often serve quietly and reflect deeply, but may struggle to act boldly when God calls them to step forward.

The Holy Spirit desires to transform their gentle consistency into courageous surrender. As we read, reflect, and pray, let’s ask God to show us how this blend brings beauty to the body of Christ — and how He longs to shape it further for His glory.

5.01.2025

TT BLENDS - BLOG COMMENTS

TEMPERAMENT TRANSFORMATION BLENDS
PROMPTS BIBLE STUDY
BLOG COMMENTS


🌼 Thursday
πŸ’¬ Blog Comments for Pray and Read

Choose one to share how you are progressing with your study:

🌼 Today, I’m making steady progress and feeling blessed!
🌼 Today, I’m catching up — every step forward counts!
🌼 I’m just getting started, and I’m ready for a breakthrough!
🌼 Today I did not work on PROMPTS.
🌼 I’m feeling discouraged — please pray for me. πŸ˜”
🌼 I’m not participating — just reading others’ posts. 😊
🌼 (Other: Tell us where you are on your journey! πŸ’¬)


🌼 Friday
πŸ’¬ Blog Comments for Observe

Choose one to share how you are progressing with your study:
🌼 Today, I’m making steady progress and feeling blessed!
🌼 Today, I’m catching up — every step forward counts!
🌼 I’m just getting started, and I’m ready for a breakthrough!
🌼 Today I did not work on PROMPTS.
🌼 I’m feeling discouraged — please pray for me. πŸ˜”
🌼 I’m not participating — just reading others’ posts. 😊
🌼 (Other: Tell us where you are on your journey! πŸ’¬)


🌼 Saturday
πŸ’¬ Blog Comments for Meaning

Choose one to share how you are progressing with your study:
🌼 Today, I’m making steady progress and feeling blessed!
🌼 Today, I’m catching up — every step forward counts!
🌼 I’m just getting started, and I’m ready for a breakthrough!
🌼 Today I did not work on PROMPTS.
🌼 I’m feeling discouraged — please pray for me. πŸ˜”
🌼 I’m not participating — just reading others’ posts. 😊
🌼 (Other: Tell us where you are on your journey! πŸ’¬)


🌼 Sunday
πŸ’¬ Blog Comments for Practice
πŸ’¬ Blog Comments for Share

Choose one to share how you are progressing with your study:
🌼 Today, I’m making steady progress and feeling blessed!
🌼 Today, I’m catching up — every step forward counts!
🌼 I’m just getting started, and I’m ready for a breakthrough!
🌼 Today I did not work on PROMPTS.
🌼 I’m feeling discouraged — please pray for me. πŸ˜”
🌼 I’m not participating — just reading others’ posts. 😊
🌼 (Other: Tell us where you are on your journey! πŸ’¬)


 Reflection Days

 

πŸ’¬ Blog Comments for Mindset Monday 

 

Choose one to share how you are progressing with your study:
🌼 Today, I’m making steady progress and feeling blessed!
🌼 Today, I’m catching up — every step forward counts!
🌼 I’m just getting started, and I’m ready for a breakthrough!
🌼 Today I did not work on PROMPTS.
🌼 I’m feeling discouraged — please pray for me. πŸ˜”
🌼 I’m not participating — just reading others’ posts. 😊
🌼 (Other: Tell us where you are on your journey! πŸ’¬)

  • πŸ’¬ Blog Comments for Transformational Tuesday 

     

    Choose one to share how you are progressing with your study:
    🌼 Today, I’m making steady progress and feeling blessed!
    🌼 Today, I’m catching up — every step forward counts!
    🌼 I’m just getting started, and I’m ready for a breakthrough!
    🌼 Today I did not work on PROMPTS.
    🌼 I’m feeling discouraged — please pray for me. πŸ˜”
    🌼 I’m not participating — just reading others’ posts. 😊
    🌼 (Other: Tell us where you are on your journey! πŸ’¬)

  • πŸ’¬ Blog Comments for Wisdom Wednesday

     

    Choose one to share how you are progressing with your study:
    🌼 Today, I’m making steady progress and feeling blessed!
    🌼 Today, I’m catching up — every step forward counts!
    🌼 I’m just getting started, and I’m ready for a breakthrough!
    🌼 Today I did not work on PROMPTS.
    🌼 I’m feeling discouraged — please pray for me. πŸ˜”
    🌼 I’m not participating — just reading others’ posts. 😊
    🌼 (Other: Tell us where you are on your journey! πŸ’¬)

  • πŸ“Œ On Wednesday, May 7 share your overall reflections from Week 1 of the Bible Study.
    How has this week impacted your thinking, your heart, or your habits?

    Thank you ladies! 

    🟑🟒 Sanguine/Phlegmatic - May Week 1

    🟑🟒 Sanguine/Phlegmatic

    P.R.O.M.P.T.S. Bible Study


    🌿 Introduction

    As a Sanguine/Phlegmatic, you are warm, friendly, easygoing, and fun-loving. You bring encouragement, optimism, and peace into the lives of others. People naturally feel safe and uplifted around you.

    But at times, this blend may struggle with avoiding confrontation, lacking follow-through, or putting off spiritual disciplines. You may tend to go with the flow even when God is prompting you to grow. You often pour into others — but forget to pour into yourself spiritually.

    πŸ’‘ Transformation for you means embracing intentionality, feeding your spirit with truth daily, and learning to be consistent in walking with God — not just when it’s easy or exciting.

    This study reminds you:
    🌱 Even small seeds of obedience, planted daily, grow into powerful fruit in God’s hands.


    πŸ“– Scripture Passages

    John 15:4–5 (NASB):

    “Remain in Me, and I in you. Just as the branch cannot bear fruit of itself... so neither can you, unless you remain in Me.
    I am the vine, you are the branches; the one who remains in Me, and I in him bears much fruit, for apart from Me you can do nothing.”

    Proverbs 13:4 (NASB):

    “The soul of the lazy one craves and gets nothing, but the soul of the diligent is made prosperous.”


    πŸŒ€ P.R.O.M.P.T.S Bible Study


    πŸ™ P – Pray (Thursday)

    Prayer:

    Father, thank You for making me joyful, gentle, and caring. Help me stay rooted in You, not just emotionally but intentionally. Teach me to remain in Your presence and develop spiritual consistency. May my life bear fruit that lasts. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

    πŸ’¬ Blog Comments:
    Did you pray about this Bible study today? Share “Yes,” “Not Yet,” or tell us what you prayed!


    πŸ“– R – Read (Thursday)

    Read John 15:4–5 and Proverbs 13:4 in different Bible versions (NASB, NLT, AMP, TPT, ESV, etc.).

    πŸͺ· Theme:
    Lasting joy and fruit come not from personality, but from abiding daily in Jesus and cultivating spiritual diligence.

    πŸ’¬ Blog Comments:
    Have you read today’s scriptures in more than one version? Which one impacted your heart?


    πŸ‘€ O – Observe (Friday)

    Reflect on the following:

    • Who is the source of all lasting fruit?

    • What happens when we remain (abide) in Christ?

    • When are you tempted to substitute fun or rest for spiritual growth?

    • Where in your life do you need more consistency?

    • Why is diligence important for spiritual prosperity?

    • How do joy and discipline work together in your walk with God?

    Key Words:
    Remain • Vine • Branches • Fruit • Diligent • Crave • Prosperous

    πŸ’¬ Blog Comments:
    Did you answer the observation questions? Share “Yes,” “Not Yet,” or what stood out.


    M – Meaning (Saturday/Sunday)

    🌼 Simple Summary:
    Joyful fruitfulness comes through consistent connection to Jesus, not just occasional inspiration or emotion. Growth requires diligence.

    🌼 Word Definitions:

    • Remain (menō): To stay, dwell, continue, abide in relationship.

    • Fruit (karpos): Result or outcome of a life rooted in God.

    • Diligent (charuts): Sharp, determined, hardworking, persistent.

    • Prosperous (dashen): To be enriched, refreshed, or abundantly supplied.

    πŸ’¬ Blog Comments:
    Did you explore the word meanings or use a commentary or study Bible?

    πŸ“ Reflection:
    Where do I need to trade spiritual laziness for daily discipline — and joyful abiding?


    πŸ’‘ P – Practice (Sunday)

    πŸͺ· Choose one or write your own:

    • Set aside 10 minutes each morning this week for uninterrupted time with God.

    • Write John 15:4 on a card and place it by your phone or mirror.

    • Identify one distraction and replace it with one habit that keeps you spiritually rooted.

    πŸ’¬ Blog Comments:
    Which practice are you choosing? Share your application or write your own!


    πŸ‘ T – Thank God (Sunday)

    Prayer:

    Thank You, Lord, that You never disconnect from me. I choose to remain in You — not just when I feel like it, but every day. Make me diligent, faithful, and fruitful in Your presence. I want to grow in joy, discipline, and lasting impact. In Jesus’ name, Amen.


    🀝 S – Share (Sunday)

    πŸͺ· Sample Sharing:
    “This week helped me realize that joy is connected to consistency. I’m learning to abide in Jesus every day — not just when it feels easy or fun.”

    πŸ’¬ Blog Comments:
    Did you share something with someone outside the group? Let us know!


    πŸ“ Reflection Days


    🧠 Mindset Monday

    • I am remaining in Jesus today — rooted and focused.

    • I don’t grow by accident — I grow through consistency.

    • My soul is being made prosperous as I stay close to Him.

    πŸ’¬ Blog Comments:
    Choose one of the above or share your own.


    πŸ”₯ Transformational Tuesday

    πŸ’¬ Choose one or share your own:

    • I am replacing distractions with devotion.

    • I am becoming consistent, not casual, in my walk with God.

    • I am staying close to Jesus and trusting Him for growth.

    πŸ’¬ Blog Comments:
    Choose one of the above or share your own.


    πŸ“– Wisdom Wednesday

    Choose a verse from Proverbs 1–7 (Week 1 Reading):

    • Proverbs 1:33 — “Whoever listens to me will live securely and be at ease from the dread of evil.”

    • Proverbs 2:4–5 — “If you seek [wisdom] as silver... then you will discover the knowledge of God.”

    • Proverbs 3:6 — “In all your ways acknowledge Him, and He will make your paths straight.”

    • Proverbs 4:20–22 — “Pay attention to My words... they are life to those who find them.”

    • Proverbs 5:21 — “For the ways of everyone are before the eyes of the Lord...”

    • Proverbs 6:22 — “When you walk, [wisdom] will guide you...”

    • Proverbs 7:1–2 — “Keep My words... and live.”

    πŸ’¬ Blog Comments:
    Which verse did you choose and why? Or share your own!


    🌟 Final Encouragement

    Dear sunshine-filled Sanguine/Phlegmatic Sister,

    You bring peace and joy to others — but God also longs to cultivate that deep fruit in you.
    Not just fruit that bursts with excitement... but fruit that remains.

    You are not just a feeler — you are a faithful daughter in Christ.
    You are not just friendly — you are fruitful when you abide.

    Let consistency become your strength.
    Let stillness nourish your soul.
    Let joy flow not from your surroundings — but from your Savior.

    You are being transformed, day by day, moment by moment, smile by smile.

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