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Proverbs 3:11-12

The Book of Proverbs is given to us by God for a reason– we need it! In this lesson, we see 3 reasons why we need the Proverbs.

Said there was a new discovery in Israel recently. 00:00:03 Archaeologists are going through and they found a set of scrolls and in there they found. 00:00:08 A passage that was long forgotten. Proverbs 32. 00:00:13 And the text says in proverbs 32 ha fools you. Anyone took that last part seriously.…

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Stacking the Deck - Pastor Sven Frantzen 2023-08-19 Theme Text: Proverbs 9:10 "The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom, And the knowledge of the Holy One is understanding." #StackingTheDeck #Proverbs #Wisdom #Truth #Favor Welcome to the Lacey Seventh-day Adventist Church where our mission is sharing the love of God that brings hope, healing, and peace, through Jesus Christ. Whether you're a regular member, a returning visitor, or this is your first time with us, we are so glad you joined us for worship today! CCLI License # 948343; CCLI Live Stream # 20889989

Published: 05.11.2023 Words by: Dave Church@9.30 at St Thomas' Enfield NSW Sydney

Are you troubled by a root of bitterness in your life?

Pastor Mike preaches to the congregation on the subject of commiting adultery

Words Fitly Spoken - Lynette Frantzen 2023-09-23 Theme Text: Proverbs 25:11 “A word fitly spoken is like apples of gold in settings of silver.”

You and I were called to be influencers, a Kingdom builder, in ALL walks of our lives (whether it is personal, spiritual, or in our relationships). 11 Key Components that a Person of Influence Should Work On. - Value excellence - Do settle for average - Pay attention to detail - Remain commited to what really matters - Display integrity and sound ethics - Show genuine respect for others - Go the extra mile - Demonstarte consistency - Never stop improving - Always give 100% - Make excellence a lifestyle

This lesson examines more figures of speech found in the Bible, including: Metonymy of the Subject, Metonymy of the Adjunct, Synecdoche, Proverbs, Irony, Sarcasm, and Hyperbole.

It's evident...civility in our nation is in crisis! There's a nastiness found all around us today. The Word of God offers filters to help us talks to one another, even within disagreements. Pastor Bill closes this toxic topic of racism with a closing message regarding relationships and addresses "Civility in Crisis."

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Proverbs gives an incredibly balanced view of speech and its effects on individuals and communities.

In the spring and late fall I know there are many who burn off weeds with a controlled burn. You need to pick carefully when to do this burn and must not do it on a windy day or the control part of the burn will give way to much greater destruction than desired. I think this is a good picture of what…

There is nothing quite as special as a good friend. A good friend is one with whom you can talk about anything. You know they will listen. They will listen to the whole story rather than make quick judgments. They will make time for you. A true friend transcends times of separation. Several weeks ago…

Life is filled with decisions that will change your life. We know that there are good decisions and bad decisions. Unfortunately, we often don’t know which is which until it is too late. This morning we begin a study of a book that strives to teach us how to make good decisions in life. It is the book…

In this passage, we see two calls, one from folly and one from wisdom. How do we discern them? To which will we listen? Folly calls out with a self-focused voice. Wisdom is also calling out to us in every aspect of life. Jesus is the ultimate voice of wisdom, taking upon himself the iniquity of fools, so that fools might finally turn to listen and become wise unto salvation.

If you were playing the game show “Family Feud” and the question was “top things people complain about” you could be sure that one of the answers would be “your job” or “work”. God designed us to be “contributors” to society. He intended meaningful labor not as a curse, but as a way to find fulfillment…

We live in a materialistic society. Everywhere you turn there are people telling you what you need or what you can buy to make you “happy”. It may be a new form of exercise (with three easy payments), a way to cook food that will be more beneficial to your health (more easy payments), a new vehicle (no…