For what we preach is not
ourselves, but Jesus Christ
as Lord, and ourselves as
your servants for Jesus’ sake.
2 Corinthians 4:5
The description of the mocker in Proverbs is a cautionary tale not to stray from wisdom.
Encouragement to persevere on the path of wisdom when our plans, relationships, fears and responsibilities threaten to undermine our faith.
Rather than overthrow those in authority, Solomon teaches us to exercise proper rule over our spirit, our family and our work.
At Christmas and all year long, may the greatness of Christ’s incarnation move us to worship, humility and trust.
We aren’t called to be wise stewards of God’s world on our own, for ourselves, but to stand with those in need, especially the neglected and marginalized.
We all experience strife in our relationships. In this passage, Solomon provides principles to help us in pursuing peace: Listen to understand better Listen to both sides Look for God’s…
For many wealth is their security but there is greater security in belonging to Christ.
Without restraint, our mouths too often spill out harmful words.
Three promises that God has made by raising Christ from the dead.
A look at our own heart and the authority structures that promote injustice.