For what we preach is not
ourselves, but Jesus Christ
as Lord, and ourselves as
your servants for Jesus’ sake.
2 Corinthians 4:5
This passage calls us to treasure God’s wisdom and not trade it for counterfeit joys.
“Follow your heart” can end up being just doing whatever we want. Instead Proverbs encourages us to apply our heart, turn our heart, and direct our heart towards God’s wisdom.
More counsel that equips us to navigate the dynamics of power in our culture.
A reminder of why and how we should engage with the wisdom in God’s word.
The twin emphasis of Proverbs is to pass on wisdom and to give instruction in doing what is right, just and fair.
Beware the saboteurs of your faith as you pursue the way of wisdom, but also trust in Christ’s triumph.
Encouragement to stay faithful on the path of mercy, justice and generosity.
In a world where power seems to corrupt so often and so many, what does just and righteous leadership look like?
Consider with me four area of life where shortcuts do not promote an upright life.
The description of the mocker in Proverbs is a cautionary tale not to stray from wisdom.