Wisdom Speaks in Proverbs 31 About Destructive Women and Excellent Wives
The life of a woman who gives herself to fearing the Lord ahead of seeking charm and beauty alone is breathtaking. ...charm itself is deceitful. ...beauty is vain.
Weariness Has an Antidote in Proverbs 30
Weariness has an antidote. Weariness must be taken to the word so that the weary take refuge in God alone.
Proverbs 29—Humbly Seek God’s Vision as You Face Your Loss
His kingdom provides a vision, a prophetic vision, to guide us. Take that vision away and people lose all restraint. They lose all self-control.
Proverbs 28—Walk in Integrity and Refuse to Be an Abomination
Walk not as an abomination. Instead, walk in integrity. Blameless. Be a delight to God.
Do Not Boast About Tomorrow in Proverbs 27
Grief is a season where you need life on life, iron on iron. Grief is a time to humbly submit to sharpening. You are especially vulnerable and in need of perspective.
Proverbs 26—Do Not Be a Sluggard or a Fool
Do not be a sluggard. Do not be lazy. Do not set yourself up as wise in your own eyes and ignore the ways of God.
A Word Fitly Spoken in Proverbs 25
Words fitly spoken are refreshing. And there’s nothing more refreshing than gospel hope.
Proverbs 24—How Not to Faint in the Day of Adversity
Before loss, during loss, after loss you should establish your house with understanding. You should fill every room with the precious and pleasant promises given to you by God in these pages.










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