Guest Speaker Anson Thibult discusses Patience as taught in Proverbs 16 and other passages. The core message emphasizes that patience is wisdom, a fruit of the spirit, and a divine calling, arguing that our inner life, and its foundation, dictates our outer expression of patience. Anson concludes by offering two practical applications: "Bible before Phone" and dedicating an eight-hour period to soul care, stressing the importance of a strong spiritual foundation for cultivating patience.

Examining Proverbs Chapter 12. The book of Proverbs offers practical wisdom for living in alignment with God's design, emphasizing that such a life generally leads to positive outcomes. Key themes explored include the importance of being open to correction, the value of noble character, the benefits of prudence, and the impact of one's words and chosen relationships.

Continuing the series on the Book of Proverbs, specifically focusing on chapter 11. Proverbs offers wisdom and a guide on how the world generally operates according to God's design - following these principles leads to a better life, but they are not strictly promises. The sermon touches upon several key themes from the chapter, including the importance of truth and honesty in all aspects of life, including business, as God detests dishonesty because it doesn't align with his reality.

Proverbs chapter 10, focuses on the practical wisdom offered for daily life. The speaker emphasizes how the Proverbs, starting from chapter 10, provide short insights on various themes. Key topics discussed include the impact of wisdom on others, the importance and value of work, the contrast between the righteous and the wicked, and the ruin that can come from poverty.

Proverbs chapter six - focusing on practical wisdom for living life well according to God's design. The passage first cautions strongly against cosigning loans for others, highlighting the potential for being trapped by financial obligations and the awkwardness such arrangements can create.Proverbs chapter six, focusing on practical wisdom for living life well according to God's design. The passage first cautions strongly against cosigning loans for others, highlighting the potential for being trapped by financial obligations and the awkwardness such arrangements can create.

Guest speaker Nathan Mandsager presents a discussion on the book of Proverbs, emphasizing that while it offers practical advice for living life well, its ultimate purpose is to lead individuals to know God. Nathan highlights the importance of actively pursuing wisdom through Scripture, noting that simply avoiding evil is insufficient and that true transformation comes through turning towards God's perfect ways.

Discussing the book of Proverbs, particularly focusing on the personification of wisdom as a female figure who publicly calls out to everyone. The message emphasizes that wisdom is readily available, and the reluctance to seek it often stems from pride or busyness.

Introducing a new series on the Book of Proverbs. The speaker encourages listeners to read a proverb daily in May and discuss its truths with others. It explains that Proverbs is wisdom literature offering general principles for life, distinct from law or guaranteed promises. The sermon highlights King Solomon as the primary author and emphasizes that true wisdom begins with reverence for God. Finally, it cautions against the enticement of evil individuals and directs listeners to Jesus as the embodiment of perfect wisdom.