Proverbs
📖Key Verse: "The fear of the Lord is the beginning of knowledge; fools despise wisdom and discipline." - Proverbs 1:7 Have you ever bumped into someone who was not a wise person? Maybe you've been that person. I certainly have been, and thankfully we have an
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What are the marks of a good woman? Proverbs 31:10-31 paints a picture through an acrostic poem, showing how godly character shapes everyday life.
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Have you ever wondered what animals can teach us about life and faith? Proverbs 30 points to real lessons through the creatures God has made.
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Do you build your life on God’s Word or your own ideas? Proverbs 29 reminds us that true vision starts with divine revelation not human ambition.
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Are you rich? Proverbs 28 challenges us to live with integrity give generously and avoid using wealth in ways that harm others or dishonor God.
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Do you have friends who sharpen you? Proverbs 27 reminds us that real friendships challenge, refine, and shape us into who God is calling us to be.
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Do you ever catch yourself meddling in things that aren’t your concern? Proverbs warns that meddling only stirs up conflict and invites trouble.
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Do you ever feel the need to constantly prove yourself? In a world driven by self-promotion, Proverbs 25 reminds us that humility speaks louder.
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Why do we feel sad when others succeed? Envy thrives in comparison but dies when we turn to gratitude and trust God’s plan for our own story.
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Are you chasing something that won’t last? Solomon reminds us not to wear ourselves out for riches because they vanish like an eagle in flight.
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Are you carrying guilt over the choices your child is making? Parenting is hard, and Proverbs offers both a warning and a word of hope.
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Does politics ever leave you feeling anxious or overwhelmed? Many Christians, especially in America, tie their hope and view of God’s work too closely to it.