Proverbs 27 teaches us about the friendships we should seek to cultivate as we become the friends that benefit others the most and impact God's kingdom the greatest.
Proverbs 26 exposes seven patterns of evil that will destroy your character and community. We need to recognize them early so we don't become what wisdom warns us to avoid.
Proverbs 25 teaches how wisdom shapes our words, relationships, and responses—calling us to humility, moderation, and discretion so we reflect God’s kingdom rather than our own impulses.
Proverbs 24 calls us to pursue wisdom with perseverance, and trust the Lord’s justice rather than taking matters into our own hands.
Proverbs 23 warns us about unchecked desire. Don't let food, wealth, pleasure or approval enslave your heart. Instead live a disciplined life for the Father and experience life and joy.
Proverbs 22 confronts us with the shaping power of wisdom—showing how the fear of the Lord forms character, orders our relationships, and prepares us to walk skillfully before God and others.
Does anyone know why they do what they do?
How do you treat the poor in your heart?
Who is the friend that sticks closer than a brother?
The way of wisdom makes things healthy.
God's sovereignty and man's responsibility.
Live your life before the face of God for maximal results!
Wisdom is the path to satisfaction.
Various proverbs on Speech, Prudence, and Teachability,
Honesty, Speech, and Generosity reveal if you are on the righteous path or not.
Wise children, good speech, wealth, and eternal security are the subjects in Chapter 10.
You have seen Wisdom's power, now will you obey?