We don’t "trip" into a relapse. We walk straight toward it. We like to say it "just happened." But in Proverbs Chapter 7, Solomon tells a different story. He watches a guy he calls "The Simpleton" make a fatal mistake. The guy didn't stumble. He walked "near the corner." (He went to the old neighborhood). He walked "in the twilight." (He isolated when he was tired or lonely). He listened to the lie: "My husband is not at home." (He believed no one would know). Welcome to Day 7 of "A Proverb A Day Keeps The Police Away." Today we are learning how to spot the setup before the trap snaps shut. Solomon says if you follow this path, you are like an "ox to the slaughter." You don't even know your life is at stake. Stop walking down the street that kills you. Change your route today. Watch the full breakdown below. Download the FREE Sober Not Boring app for more resources and encouragement for your recovery journey! www.sobernotboring.com #SoberNotBoring #Recovery #RelapsePrevention #Proverbs7 #TheSimpleton #StreetSmarts #AddictionRecovery