Proverbs

From the series: Standalone Messages

Being wise is not just knowing what the right thing is, but it is having the resolve to do it.

From the series: FAQs

Emphasizes the importance of trusting in the Lord and surrendering to His guidance. It discusses various aspects of God's will, such as His specific, unique, and moral will, and highlights that discovering His will involves a relationship with Him. Key points include spending time in God's Word, seeking wisdom and understanding, and dedicating oneself to spiritual growth and discipline.

From the series: Man Up

Focuses on defining biblical masculinity through principles like rejecting passivity, accepting responsibility, and leading courageously. It emphasizes the importance of men taking active roles in their families, providing spiritual leadership, and exemplifying godly behavior. The message encourages men to follow Christ’s example and be intentional in their relationships and responsibilities.

From the series: A Christ Centered Home

Focuses on the role of parenting and discipline in building a Christ-centered family. It highlights the importance of training children in the ways of the Lord, shaping their character, and instilling respect, independence, and wisdom. Discipline is portrayed not as a punitive measure but as a loving act aimed at guiding children towards God's will. Encourages parents to model godly behavior, practice consistent discipline, and maintain a long-term perspective, all rooted in love and God's design for the family.

Fear not is the most repeated command in the Bible. A look at courage in the face of giants and the God who keeps telling us not to be afraid.

I want my Kids to be Happy I believe parents want their kids to be happy and enjoy life to the fullest. I believe King Solomon wanted his son to be happy and experience life to its fullest. In fact…

Seek first to understand, then to be understood. What the book of Proverbs has to say about the lost art of listening before we speak.

This is a big question. It affects all of us, because all of us at some point will go through crisis. James tells us that in James 1, "consider it all joy when you go through crisis", not if you are…