Mitch shared about Solomon’s life and the ongoing work of tending the “landscape” of our hearts. He talked about how diligence, not just starting well but continuing faithfully, is what keeps our inner life healthy. Just like new weeds keep showing up in a yard, new attitudes, temptations, and habits can creep in if we stop paying attention.

Mitch reminded us that Solomon had wisdom, success, and blessing, yet drifted from focus and worship of God when life became easy. The encouragement was simple: keep chopping weeds. Stay honest about what’s growing in your heart, stay faithful with what God has given you, and stay rooted in daily practices that keep your inner life alive in Jesus.