Tag: proverbs
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May 22, 2022 Sermon
Christ perfectly embodies wisdom and calls us to enjoy His wisdom. He provides all that we need and calls us to feast upon Him, trusting His work instead of our own.
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May 15, 2022 Sermon
Not only is wisdom ancient, but it is also woven into the very fabric of our world from creation onward. Some might try to ignore or downplay God’s wisdom, but it is fundamentally a part of all that exists.
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May 8, 2022 Sermon
God’s wisdom not only tells us how to live here and now, but it also tells us how to have eternal life.
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May 1, 2022 Sermon
The right way to fight. To fight temptation faithfully, we need to have a strategy. The father presents his sons with a three-point plan revolving around the need for wisdom, staying far from temptation, and recognizing the lies of sin.
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February 27, 2022 Sermon
Wisdom will keep you from the certain consequences of adultery. In spite of what our world so often promotes, the reality is that adultery always brings consequences of one kind or another, and they are devastatingly costly.
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February 20, 2022 Sermon
Christ alone is the One who has lived perfectly wisely – He knows what it is to be tempted by sin and foolishness. Therefore, His work aids us with our sin and guides us to joy.
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February 13, 2022 Sermon
Which way shall be yours? The son must choose – and so must we: will we seek after faithfulness? Or death? The choice might seem obvious, but what do your words, thoughts, and actions reveal about your direction?
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February 6, 2022 Sermon
Christ’s people are called to live wisely. We do this by paying close attention to the Word, by guarding our hearts from any and all wicked influences, by using our own words in wise ways to encourage and build up, by keeping our eyes focused on the Savior, and by making time to reflect on the pattern and path that our life is taking.
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January 30, 2022 Sermon
To grasp that true blessing – lasting favor – comes from living by God’s wisdom rather than according to sin’s curse.
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January 23, 2022 Sermon
Wisdom is God-centered: it points us to our Lord and enables us to better understand, enjoy, and follow after Jesus Christ, our Savior.
