Use Caution with First Impressions
We judge fast, often wrong. First impressions go both ways—give grace, stay open, and remember the story isn’t always written on the cover.
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Discovering the Voice of Wisdom
Discovery thrills us—whether dinosaur bones or a Kool-Aid hack that cleans dishwashers. But the greatest discoveries come when we finally listen to wisdom.
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Humble and Kind
Applying advice from a hit country music song to your life? It actually might just be the right thing you need to do to grow.
Foot-in-Mouth: Condition, Cause, and Cure
One innocent photo comment. One rising foot. One epic Foot‑in‑Mouth moment that reminds us why listening beats talking every time.
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Lessons From a Dog’s Life
Dogs turn everyday moments into joy, greet with pure affection, and stay true to themselves—simple lessons that can reshape our complicated human lives.
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When Faced With What To Do, Do What You Can (Part 2)
A single answered call set off a chain of quiet miracles—proof that ordinary kindness can change lives in extraordinary ways.
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When Faced With What To Do, Do What You Can
A woman’s simple act of gratitude—and a rookie agent’s quiet faithfulness—show how doing what we can can change everything.
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The Special Ingredient That Makes The Difference
Discover the one “secret ingredient” more powerful than any recipe—an unexpected force that transforms hearts, relationships, and even entire lives.
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The MD Quarterly Winter 2026
Stay up to date on all the latest things with Myers-Davis by checking out our Newsletter! Discover some fun little extras (like Rebus puzzles) along the way.
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Fear of the Lord
Wisdom won’t guarantee a perfect life, but it steers us away from trouble and toward God’s strength—when we trust, humble ourselves, and actually live it.