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Proverbs 3:35 · BSB
3:35 The wise will inherit honor, but fools are held up to shame.
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…of our Christian lives, the whole journey of faith and growing in wisdom is about going further up and further in, in our experience of it. To readProverbs chapter 3is to be reminded that Jesus is the only one who fulfills the demands of wisdom. He lived a perfectly wise life, but also for us he secures all…
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Proverbs chapter 3. If you've never read the book of Proverbs before, I would encourage you to do that. There is good stuff in the book of Proverbs and it is likely,…
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…an incredible chapter in the book of Proverbs. And the book of Proverbs, as you know, is a book of applied wisdom. So I want you to turn with me toProverbs chapter 3. And I want to show you how Scripture gives us the practical instructions of how we live out those heart commands that Jesus gives us. Seek first…
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…time where we look at the balances and think, hang on, I need to tone down my giving to the Lord, giving to the church. But I want to show us fromProverbs chapter 3, this is a time not to stop or reduce giving, but a time to carry on giving to the Lord. And here's why. The book of Proverbs has lots of obvious…
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…bit. You know, in my studies for tonight I could not get out of Romans chapter one and I'm going to get there. But I first want to start withProverbs chapter 3. And can I just say Proverbs chapter 3 tends to be a cliche scripture that we love to throw out. I trust in the Lord with all my heart and I'll…
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…have to be a mature believer to go, hmm, I think that's bad. Probably not. And then it starts to get more sophisticated as you go through the book.Proverbs chapter 3is the warning to trust the Lord with all of your heart. And then you get some ethical implications that, how that's going to live out, how you're…
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…I was thinking through what that means, it means, if we talk of a trusting heart, of a heart that can be trusted, as the Lord was reminding me ofProverbs, chapter 3, media Proverbs, chapter 3, verse 5 to 6. Proverbs trust in the Lord with all your heart and lead, not on your own understanding, in all your ways,…
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…and teachings from Pastor Greg, our ministry staff, and guest speakers. Thank you for listening. Turn with me in your Bibles this morning toProverbs chapter 3, and we're going to look at these scriptures. But here's the way I want to approach this a little bit different today. I've entitled this message,…
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…picture? It's a word picture. In the book of Psalms, the Bible says, the word of God is like a lamp into our feet and a light into our path. InProverbs chapter 3, he says, if you will honor the Lord and trust him, he will guide your steps. How does he do that? With the lamp. And so here's your process. Very…
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…let's just pause and say, well, let's seek the Lord's guidance on this. Let's try and do it in his way. Maybe remember this verse from Proverbs,Proverbs chapter 3, trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding. Going our way, things are liable to go wrong and they won't work out…
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…And so, yes, the struggle is. Real But the question is, when we're faced with this struggle, how will we respond? And verse five, he quotes fromProverbs Chapter 3, and he addresses the two unhealthy responses that we could have when we are faced with God's instruction through the struggle and suffering in our…
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…siblings know they love each other, but they never show it because they're constantly fighting and pulling each other apart. If you're there inProverbs chapter 3, we'll read verse 30. It says strive not with a man without cause if he have done the no harm. And it clearly says here in Proverbs 330, we…
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…even mention this, but in the past, as we just read there in James chapter 4, God resisted the proud, give the grace into the humble comes fromProverbs chapter 3. So he's using all of these when he's referring to the Scripture. A lot of times he's referring to things in the Old Testament, but that just means…
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…This text is the center of the wheel. And as we will see next week, he's going to just look at just the implications that kind of shoot out fromProverbs chapter 3, 11 through 12. But he, in essence, is calling these Christians to go back to not forget. Again, what is forgetting? Where does forgetting happen?…
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…not to the patterns of this world, but right, be transformed by the renewing of your minds, which is the word of God. It's so clear. It says inProverbs chapter 3, it says trust. Verse 5 as his trust in the Lord with all your heart, Lee not interested in knowing him and he shall direct your path. Do not be…
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…and discipline; therefore be zealous and repent” (Rev. 3:19). You see it here in this passage. “Those whom the Lord loves He disciplines.” It's inProverbs chapter 3. Love and discipline go together. One is the evidence of the other, and the other is the evidence of the one. And they cannot be separated. They…
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…you can be generous on every occasion. And through us, your generosity will result in Giving to God Solomon. Why does man ever born says this inProverbs chapter 3honor, the Lord with your wealth with the base that word. Yeah, it's a compound word but we got it first fruits of all your crops then your barns…
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…chapter 3, verses 11 and 12. And the wording is a little bit different in the New Testament quotation of that than it is back in the book ofProverbs chapter 3. You don’t need to turn there, but I’m going to read to you now Proverbs 3:11–12. And I just want you to notice the words that are different, how…
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…are actually two reminders in verse 5. Two reminders. The first, he is reminding them of the exhortation itself. That is, he's quoting here fromProverbs chapter 3to remind them of what God says concerning discipline. And we'll talk about this in a couple of weeks, but let me give you a little preview of…
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…from sin. That's where discipline comes in. The next theme is that of losing heart. Look at verse 5. He says, ”My son”—look at the quotation fromProverbs chapter 3—”My son, do not regard lightly the discipline of the Lord, nor faint when you are reproved by Him.” That is the idea of losing heart, of losing…
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