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Proverbs 18:1 · BSB
18:1 He who isolates himself pursues selfish desires; he rebels against all sound judgment.
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…is really important so we're talking a lot of quality quality communication quality relationships what does quality mean well let's go to the BibleProverbs chapter 18Proverbs 18: 19-2 one uh look at this here here here's what it says an offended friend is harder to win back than a fortified City read this…
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…it doesn't match what you heard about from the other person, and it just creates conflict and weirdness in life. That's what's meant by the book ofProverbs, chapter 18, which has several Proverbs about speech. We want to look at them tonight. First one whoever isolates himself seeks his own desire. People isolate…
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…and authority over every situation and circumstance, but this power is domiciled in his word, by the word we speak. The Bible says in the book ofProverbs, chapter 18, by the way, that by our tongues, there lies the power of life and death. The moment we speak, we speak life or we speak death. And the scripture…
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…we put those things in the right place. To understand the importance of a commitment to closeness and to understand the priority here. Look over atProverbs chapter 18. Proverbs chapter 18 and verse 24. Proverbs 18, 24. All right. Who's got that one for me this morning? Harry, you got that one back there? Proverbs…
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…Right, five times in the Song of Solomon, the Shulamite calls Solomon the one who my soul loves. There's the spiritual. It's mystical becauseProverbs, chapter 18, agar says there are three things I don't understand, four things that are too wonderful for me the way a bird flies, the way a snake can slither,…
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…understand something. The names of God carry authority in the circumstances of your life. So why wouldn't you pray them? Look what Solomon says inProverbs chapter 18. He says, God's name is a place of protection. The righteous can run there and be safe. When you pray, one of the best things you can do is you…
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…We go back to Proverbs chapter 14. It says the wise person fears evil and departs. Where do they go? And now we get our answer from the ProverbsProverbs chapter 18. The name of the Lord is a strong tower. The righteous run to it and are safe. There's another picture of a wall, but there's this really important…
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…time, it's also important to recognize that our words carry power and define actually the limits and boundaries of our life. Absolutely. So in theproverbs chapter 18, verses 2021 says a man's stomach shall be satisfied from the fruit of his mouth. Yes. And from the produce of his lips, he shall be filled. That…
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…us by glory and virtue. And we've read in second Thessalonians 2 that were called by the gospel. Knowledge is important. Solomon would say inProverbs chapter 18and verse 15 that the heart of The Prudent acquires knowledge and at the ear of the I seeks knowledge. In fact, when we talk about knowledge in the…
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…that what breaks my heart breaks God's heart allows us to navigate it. But there's something else that happens. And I believe this is seen inProverbs chapter 18. And here's verse 24. Now, who wrote Proverbs? By and large, Solomon. There are other writers. Who's Solomon? He's David's son. So how does Solomon…
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…it's essential as the air we breathe. And so today I want to take this one step further. Talk about friends. What does the Bible say about friends?Proverbs chapter 18, verse number 24 says a man who has friends must himself be friendly. But there is a friend who sticks closer than a brother. The wisest man ever…
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…hope-filled words that create unity and friendship and hope and joy and purpose and life and point people to Jesus. One of my favorite Proverbs isProverbs chapter 18, 21. And it says this death and life are in the power of the tongue. Death and life are in the power of the tongue. Words matter because they have…
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Proverbs chapter 18, verses 1 to 21. Whoever isolates himself seeks his own desire. He breaks out against all sound judgment. A fool takes no pleasure in understanding, but only in…
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…his disciples, not to be like the scribes and the Pharisees, in Matthew chapter 23, it is also found in the Old Testament, scriptures, as well inProverbs chapter 18and verse 12. The Bible says Before Destruction, the heart of a man is haughty and before honor is humility in Proverbs 29 and 23. A man's Pride…
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…when you're feeling sad like that. Let other people try to paint the picture for you. Try to hear the good truths they're speaking into your life.Proverbs chapter 18and verse 1 says, whoever isolates himself, seeks his own desire. He breaks out against all sound judgment. It's so often that when we're feeling…
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…point just to assign that to somebody else, but but it's significant to be able to say, maybe some of my desires are getting in the way of this. InProverbs chapter 18, excuse me, Proverbs chapter 22, verse 10, we read this: it says, drive out the mocker, and out goes strife. Quarrels and insults are ended. And…
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…wants us to understand that a good wife is worth something. She's special. She's valuable. And God tells us that a good wife is a priceless gift.Proverbs chapter 18, let's go back just for a moment to frame. By the way, you remember one of the rules of understanding Scripture is the best way to understand…
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…speech as something that is very powerful, so powerful that it has the power of life and death. Look at something we looked at two weeks ago fromProverbs chapter 18. He writes, death and life are in the power of the tongue. For the past two weeks, we've been looking at the destructive power of the tongue,…
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…begin today by looking at why we need to be serious about our speech. And the first thing I want you to notice is the power of our words as seen inProverbs chapter 18. Our words are powerful. We know that. But look at how they're described here in this one verse, Proverbs 18, 21. Death and life are in the power…
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