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  3. practical ways. Hello, everybody, I just want to pause and

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  83. Yeah, we're it's just a little deep. Right, that's so good.

  84. And then Carrie d says listening every morning and I

  85. love the games, and that you don't take each other

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  87. Thank you for this podcast.

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  89. better about the first six or seven minutes of.

  90. It was only three, but it felt like seven.

  91. Right, No, yeah, but sometimes right, we can get up

  92. there to the seven race. I bet you there's people

  93. who they're so either they're in a rush or they're

  94. the anti.

  95. Person, anti fun fun. I'm not interested in the person

  96. of lawn.

  97. Yeah, they're listening to the podcast yelling the kids riding

  98. buying their bicyclist.

  99. That's so funny.

  100. But he's gonna get you and your little dog too.

  101. I'll get you, my pretty But I bet you they

  102. fast forward it. That's there are some people probably you know.

  103. Oh, I had a guy tell me that, Yeah, I

  104. told him find a different podcast.

  105. Right, But I did have a guy tell me that

  106. he skips the fun stuff.

  107. Yeah, well, I mean it's yeah, it is is sometimes

  108. too silly for people.

  109. Well, the Bible says that a merry heart does good

  110. like medicine.

  111. Oh, that is good.

  112. That's what it says. That is good, I know in

  113. the Bible.

  114. And joy uh has a physical uh and mental and

  115. emotional reaction to the body.

  116. So laugh it's almost like what the Bible was saying.

  117. I know, it's it's it's actually when people laugh, it

  118. actually does the heart good, the emotional state.

  119. So yeah, laughter and joy.

  120. Something releases positive hormones on a little bit.

  121. Yeah.

  122. And interesting though, I mean, you could take something as

  123. simple as that here we turned into you know, to

  124. turn this six minutes seven minute, a little you know,

  125. segment of laughter into the fact that God created us

  126. that way.

  127. Yeah.

  128. Right, So how about that.

  129. Is, if you and I don't get to laugh while

  130. we're working, then we don't get to laugh because.

  131. We're always what we always do.

  132. Yeah, so we have a lot of fun, right, and

  133. then the two of us together is it's not this

  134. way with everybody that we know, but the two of

  135. us together, give us a few minutes and we're going

  136. to start.

  137. Yeah. Yeah, I think so too.

  138. But we take our faith very seriously. We take God's

  139. word very seriously. We just don't take ourselves too seriously.

  140. So the fact that.

  141. People recognize that is kind of a cool thing. Which,

  142. by the way, there's way less stress in your life.

  143. If you don't take yourself too seriously.

  144. I agree, right, Yes, I agree completely.

  145. And you can still put forth a great effort, you know,

  146. in life dedication. You can put forth everything and still

  147. not take yourself too seriously.

  148. Oh yeah, I think you can achieve a lot. I

  149. think you can.

  150. We have not to brag, but I mean we've We've

  151. done a lot of really amazing things that God's let

  152. us be a part of. And you know, so it's

  153. not that we don't take the task Got's given us seriously, right,

  154. It's just we have fun along the way.

  155. Yeah.

  156. When I was working as a salesman, I sold a

  157. lot of different things early on, young, you know, in

  158. my career, and when I was making atten legitimate things,

  159. I couldn't sell if it wasn't legitimate. But there was

  160. one job where they asked me to do shady things

  161. and I couldn't stand it.

  162. I couldn't stand it.

  163. But anyway, the bottom line is is when I was

  164. making a ton of money, just an absolute gross amount

  165. of money. I was so consumed with sales. It took

  166. over my life. I was so stressed. And my wife

  167. was like, who are you? And that's all I was doing,

  168. was just thinking about, you know, the sale and the

  169. money and the angle, and just that's all I did.

  170. And she was like, she's like, yeah, the.

  171. Money's nice, but holy cow.

  172. Yeah that was early on. That was our first year

  173. of marriage. It almost got me.

  174. Yeah, speaking of almost getting you, go ahead, good, I

  175. don't know.

  176. I have nothing. I have nothing here.

  177. Yeah, well I don't. To be honest, I didn't read

  178. ahead of What we're talking about.

  179. Is Solomon talking to his son.

  180. The father's wise advice. Yeah, okay, how about this.

  181. You know, now that I'm older, I tell my son,

  182. who's at work right now, not to pursue money as

  183. the first priority. And speaking of that today, we're going

  184. to read from Proverbs chapter four. So I had to

  185. create something and Solomon, yeah, I've given wives advice to

  186. his children. But to be honest with you, even though

  187. I just created that cheesy transition, that is the honest truth.

  188. My son and I talked about this just last night.

  189. Oh wow, it won't make money. The number one thing yeah.

  190. Yeah.

  191. He was actually saying like he's like, I'm not going

  192. to work sixty hours a week, and he was talking

  193. about his job and he says.

  194. I'm not going to work super super hard.

  195. To hate my life. He's like, to have no life.

  196. And I was like, good for you. I was like,

  197. where'd you learn that from.

  198. He's like you yeah, yeah, okay, well well then mental life.

  199. This is a wise father giving advice to his children.

  200. Yes, just like just like Arbog giving whise, either wisdom

  201. of zar Bag giving his own wisdom to his son.

  202. Yeah.

  203. Yeah, So here we go the Solomon of allmen?

  204. Yeah, yep, right there, same, same, same, yep. I can't

  205. which one am I looking at?

  206. Here? Am I looking at im? Looking at Solomon?

  207. So Proverbs chapter four and as I mentioned before, there's

  208. thirty one chapters in the Book of Proverbs, and you

  209. could read one proverb every day. And the proverbs are

  210. written like little slogans, maybe two or three sentences that

  211. are are very memorable and practical wisdom for daily living snippets.

  212. Why is slogans?

  213. Yes, why sayings? That's why I like, why I come

  214. why sayings?

  215. Yes, that's very wise.

  216. Yes, my children listen to your father. When he corrects you,

  217. pay attention and good judgment, for I'm giving you good guidance.

  218. Don't turn away from my instructions. For I too was

  219. once my father's son, tenderly loved as my mother's only child.

  220. My father taught me. Take my words to heart. Follow

  221. my commands, and you will live. Get wisdom, develop good judgment.

  222. Don't forget my words or turn away from them. Don't

  223. turn your back on wisdom, for she will protect you.

  224. Love her, and she will guide you. Getting wisdom is

  225. the wisest thing you can do. And whatever else you do,

  226. develop good judgment. If you prize wisdom, she will make

  227. you great. Embrace her and she will honor you. She

  228. will place a lovely wreath on your head. She will

  229. present you with a beautiful crown. My child, listen to

  230. me and do as I say, and you will have

  231. a long, good life. I'll teach you wisdom's ways and

  232. lead you in straight paths. When you walk, you won't

  233. be held back. When you run, you won't stumble. Take

  234. hold of my instructions, don't let them go. Guard them,

  235. for they are the key to life. Don't do as

  236. the wicked do, and don't follow the path of evildoers.

  237. Don't even think about it. Don't go that way, Turn

  238. away and keep moving. For evil people can't sleep until

  239. they've done their evil deed for the day. They can't

  240. rest until they've caused someone to stumble. They eat the

  241. food of wickedness and drink the wine of violence. The

  242. way of the righteous is like the first gleam of dawn,

  243. which shines ever brighter until the full light of day.

  244. But the way of the wicked is like total darkness.

  245. They have no idea what they're stumbling over. My child,

  246. pay attention to what I say, Listen carefully to my words,

  247. don't lose sight of them. Let them penetrate deep into

  248. your heart, for they bring life to those who find them,

  249. and healing to.

  250. Their whole body.

  251. Guard your heart above all else, for it determines the

  252. course of your life. Avoid all perverse talk and stay

  253. away from crop speech. Look straight ahead and fix your

  254. eyes on what lies before you. Mark out a straight

  255. path for your feet. Stay on the safe path, don't

  256. get sidetracked. Keep your feet from following evil. Twenty seven

  257. Wyse saying.

  258. Yeah and so the one that stands out to me

  259. is Solomon says, guard your heart above all else, for

  260. it determines the course of your life. You know, I

  261. know you've heard this saying when people say listen to

  262. your heart or follow your heart, what's wrong with.

  263. That saying it's wrong?

  264. Why is it wrong?

  265. Because your heart will always lie to you. It's a

  266. seaful above all things, and desperately wicked.

  267. Who can know it?

  268. Yeah? And now that's another proverb.

  269. That's Jeremiah.

  270. Oh, that's Jeremiah. Sounds like it's in a proverb.

  271. Because because actually Solomon doesn't he say to that and proverbs?

  272. Really?

  273. Yes, you sure, I'm positive?

  274. Huh positive?

  275. Huh positive?

  276. All right, Well, I do know this.

  277. I do know that all throughout the scripture sprinkled in

  278. when it talks about the heart, it refers to it

  279. as the seat of emotions, and it is the thing

  280. that people want to follow. But what he's saying here

  281. is he's saying, guard your heart above all else. And

  282. that's a statement because if you're not supposed to necessarily

  283. listen to your heart, but you're supposed to guard your heart. Yeah,

  284. you know, it's just it's a wise piece of advice

  285. where Solomon says, above all else, and you think to yourself,

  286. what really, of all the pieces of advice that you

  287. have in all thirty one chapters, above all else, the

  288. one thing we're supposed to do is guard our heart.

  289. And I think there's so many implications that you can unpack.

  290. I heard a message one time that talked about you know,

  291. how to guard your heart? And actually it was a

  292. devotional by a guy who you may remember this. Do

  293. you remember when we did that huge baptism at Jimmy Johnsfield.

  294. Yes, we've done a few, the one that I was

  295. with with you at, Yes, a couple of years ago.

  296. Do you remember on.

  297. The day of in the morning of, there was a

  298. guy that was dying member of cancer.

  299. I remember we shot a video and we said in

  300. too him and his name was Jerry.

  301. It was him, Oh, and he just he passed away.

  302. But this was his favorite verse in all the Bible.

  303. And so he did a devotional one time at a

  304. men's Bible study I was at, and this is his

  305. favorite verse. And he got up there and talked about

  306. how the heart is deceitful, but he also talked about

  307. how God wants you to protect the emotions that He's

  308. given to you. He wants you to be emotionally stable.

  309. He wants you to be you know, your emotions are

  310. a good thing towards God. Just don't let them deceive

  311. your you know, lead.

  312. You down the wrong path.

  313. It was really good and I just remember him talking

  314. about that, and I just remember, Wow, that's that's really wise.

  315. So he says, guard your heart above all else. And

  316. he says getting wisdom is the wisest thing you can do.

  317. In the same chapter, right though, those be the two things.

  318. And so it's like he's contrasting the truth, the truth

  319. your heart. If you follow your heart, your heart will

  320. lie to you over and over and over and over again.

  321. How many times have you heard people who clearly make

  322. a heart decision, They just choose a thing based on

  323. what they want or what they see, or what their

  324. desire is, you know, they're in love with being in

  325. love or whatever. And then later on they say, what

  326. was I thinking?

  327. Right? Right?

  328. That's usually that you weren't. You weren't thinking you were

  329. feeling in that moment, right. And so this is where

  330. so he says, get all the wisdom you can get

  331. right right, that there's nothing more important than getting all

  332. the wisdom you can get. It's the wisest thing you

  333. can do. Whatever else you do, develop good judgment. So

  334. wisdom and good judgment, those will drive your life. And

  335. as you read through the Book of Proverbs, he's telling

  336. his children over and over and over again, a wise

  337. person is going to have success. A wise person is

  338. going to have peace, A wise person is going to

  339. have good relationships. A wise person is going to have

  340. plenty of resources. A wise person is going to have

  341. great leadership. And he just goes on and on and on.

  342. It's it's literally the fountain of your life. The other side,

  343. he warns over and over, don't follow you your heart.

  344. Don't just, you know, indulge your desires, those kinds of things,

  345. because they're going to destroy your life. So he says,

  346. guard your heart blah blah. El's because it determines the

  347. course of your life.

  348. And he says, don't don't don't let the wicked, you know,

  349. lead you down the path of evil doers. Right, don't

  350. even think about it going their way, Turn away and

  351. keep on moving. He's saying, avoid them at all costs.

  352. In the same comparison, in the same way that our

  353. heart and mislead us emotionally wicked people can also influence us.

  354. Yeah, they usually grab a hold of our hearts. Right, Hey,

  355. wouldn't this be fun? Wouldn't it be funny? Yeah, you know,

  356. just just do what you want to do. Life short.

  357. I get think when you.

  358. Said those two phrases, I was reminded of my youth.

  359. Wouldn't this be fun? Wouldn't this be funny? There were

  360. so many things that I've done that were that were

  361. destruct destructive, And we used to vandalize and and and

  362. do goofy things, harmful things, right, you know, throw ice

  363. blocks at moving cars as they drove by, denting in

  364. the side of their doors and then running in the snow.

  365. It's terrible, like terrible, And we thought that was funny.

  366. Now now, granted most of the cars in Youngstown, Ohio

  367. were russ buckets anyway.

  368. Right, Well, that makes it better. It makes it better.

  369. At least you weren't in a nice town, right Yeah.

  370. But I mean, like, the mentality in my neighborhood.

  371. Was just wouldn't it be fun? Wouldn't it be funny?

  372. Yeah?

  373. But no consideration of other people.

  374. No, And I know that sounds terrible, but if my

  375. mom's listening to this, She's probably like, Chrissy, we didn't

  376. have that mentality.

  377. It's like, well no, we did.

  378. You know why because it was with all the neighborhood kids, right,

  379. and they all thought it right. It was that kind

  380. of mentality. It was sort of sort of wild how

  381. people can lead you down the path emotionally, right, this

  382. would be fun, this would be funny.

  383. Wow, that was well.

  384. He warns often about friends, and you know, eventually he

  385. gets to like violence and all these kinds of things.

  386. But it's interesting. They eat the food of wickedness and

  387. drink the wine of violence. And sometimes if you take

  388. the strongest word he says, you go, oh, that's not

  389. my friends, but you take all the words before that, right.

  390. Usually he's building up to the worst thing, And that's

  391. what sin does. Sin normally doesn't start off at the

  392. worst place. It starts off at a simpler, gentler place,

  393. more fun place, or whatever, and builds up to the

  394. worst thing. And that's kind of how he builds his argument.

  395. So he warns often that friends can take in the

  396. wrong direction, or the other one is surround yourself with

  397. wise people. So he constantly throughout the Book of Proverbs

  398. just saying get wise counselors, get wise people around you.

  399. He says the why. If you walk with the wise,

  400. you'll be wise. If you walk with the foolish, you'll

  401. be foolish. My dad used to say all the time,

  402. you either are right now or as soon shall be

  403. just like the crowd you run with. And that is

  404. very consistent through if you read all thirty one chapters

  405. in the Book of Proverbs, it's very consistent with the

  406. wisest man in the world's view of the importance of friendships.

  407. You're going to be just like the people you hang

  408. out with. So if you're looking right now and your

  409. marriage is important to you, you look around and all

  410. your friends are getting divorced right now. Just know that's

  411. going to become a temptation for you at some point

  412. when you get ticked off and when you're struggling, your friends,

  413. their advice is going to be, just follow your heart,

  414. don't you want to do? Oh, you don't have to

  415. put up that junk. Right, And they didn't hang in,

  416. they didn't do the hard work of getting past that

  417. bad day. They bailed, And it's going to be a

  418. stronger temptation for you to bail if your friends. If

  419. all of your friends are going into debt and getting

  420. you know, buying a house that's too much, buying a

  421. car that's too much, getting one more toy, constantly going

  422. on another vacation, you're going to start feeling like you're

  423. not really living unless you do the same things your

  424. friends do.

  425. Right.

  426. So, But on the other hand, if you have friends

  427. that are are doing the right thing, they're managing their

  428. finances right, they're working on their marriage, what's going to

  429. happen is you're going to wind up doing similar things.

  430. You become just like the people you hang out with

  431. over time.

  432. Yeah, and you know you mentioned that phrase that said

  433. they drink the wine of violence. Think about the significance

  434. of what it meant to eat and drink with someone

  435. in the first century, and obviously this was well before

  436. the first century, right, So to sit down in someone's

  437. home was a great honor.

  438. You were partaking.

  439. Every time that you sat down in a circle around

  440. a campfire, for instance, they would take a wine, they

  441. would take the cup of wine, and they would pass

  442. it around, which is why Jesus said, let this cup

  443. pass from me. In other words, I don't want to partake, right.

  444. That was his You know, he was talking the cup

  445. of bitterness and the cup of sorrow and death and

  446. going to the cross, and he was using the symbolism

  447. of that. I think it's the same symbolism that Solomon's using.

  448. He's saying, Hey, you're sharing in their life. You're you're

  449. you're accepting their their fellowship, You're you're joining with them

  450. in friendship. And so you're drinking their wine. But guess what,

  451. you're drinking the wine of violence because their life is

  452. wrapped up in violence and it's and so what you

  453. were saying is true. It starts off subtle and then

  454. it gets extreme. Well think about how subtle it is

  455. to just.

  456. Be merry and eat and drink with somebody.

  457. It seems harmless, right, But what he's saying is you're

  458. joining yourself with somebody.

  459. You're you're aligning with them, right.

  460. And you're gonna become like them?

  461. Right. I really like the UH Life Application Study Bible.

  462. This little chart right here where it says UH a

  463. strategy for effective living, and it lists four steps and

  464. it says number one is get wisdom. Number two moral application,

  465. number three, practical application number four Effective living.

  466. Isn't that great?

  467. Yeah? It begins with God's wisdom.

  468. It requires moral application, which requires practical application, which results

  469. in effective living.

  470. Isn't that great? It's a great formula.

  471. So God's wisdom has a moral application, which is sort

  472. of what we said at the very beginning during the

  473. social media segment where she said, hey, thank you for

  474. the practical application. Oh, that's what God's word is supposed

  475. to be. I remember Andy Stanley did a series called

  476. There's an App for That. And you know, back when

  477. iPhones were just coming on the scene, there was a

  478. big commercial that said, hey, if you have any there's

  479. an app for that. Need a taxi, there's an app

  480. for that. Right, you know, want food delivered your house,

  481. There's an app for that. And I remember he did

  482. a series called There's an App for that. And what

  483. he was meaning was, no matter what verse you read,

  484. there's an app for that.

  485. Yeah, there's an application.

  486. Yeah, yep, which is really cool.

  487. Yeah. So he says, where was this, I just saw it. Oh.

  488. In verse thirteen, he says, take hold of my instructions,

  489. don't let them go guard them, for they are the

  490. key to life. Earlier he had just said listen to

  491. you know. Verse ten, he said my child listened to

  492. me and do as I say, and you'll have a long,

  493. good life. I'll teach you wisdom's ways and lead you

  494. in straight pass. When you walk, you won't be held back.

  495. When you run, you won't stumble. Take hold of my

  496. instructions and don't let them go. Guard them for their

  497. the key to life. That is, I think the desire

  498. of every good parent that has any kind of wisdom

  499. is that you want to You look at your kids

  500. and you say, man, if you would just take my

  501. advice on the skip all the dumb stuff I learned

  502. the hard way, and just do this, and you can

  503. give your kids an advance and an opportunity to jump

  504. ahead of everybody else. But he literally says, if you

  505. guard my instructions, they're the key to life, which is

  506. different from guard your heart above all else that determines

  507. the course of your life.

  508. Right.

  509. And so I was just thinking the other day I've

  510. done this a couple of times. But the other day

  511. we sat down and I gave to you know, I've

  512. got a few young adults, my three kids, and I

  513. gave them a budget framework with percentages of these are

  514. the wise percentages. If you stay within these percentages on

  515. how on you know your giving, and on your housing,

  516. and on your autos.

  517. And on all these things.

  518. You stay there, it doesn't matter if you stay in

  519. those percentages, it doesn't matter how much money you're making,

  520. you will always have enough. And I told them, I said,

  521. I wish somebody had given this to me when I

  522. was a kid, right or when I was a young person.

  523. And I'm telling you, you could avoid so many of

  524. the mistakes that Bonnie and I made early on if

  525. you would choose to stay inside of this framework. And

  526. there's a lot of that as you see through the

  527. Book of Proverbs where he's like, hey, just take it

  528. from me. If you just could understand, I've already done

  529. all the dumb stuff, So just do the wise stuff

  530. I'm telling you. And it's the key to life. And

  531. I think you know, young people have that opportunity. There

  532. are every once in a while, did you have any

  533. friends that seemed to get out ahead of all the

  534. rest of you, And it was just because they made

  535. better choices than the rest of you.

  536. Guys.

  537. I had a couple of friends that were that way.

  538. And I had one friend in particular. His dad was very,

  539. very disciplined and very kind of character driven and made

  540. good choices, and it seemed like right out of the gate,

  541. my friend was very much adopted that I tended to

  542. learn things the hard way a lot of times, but

  543. I had a friend that seemed to get way out ahead,

  544. and it was because, you know, he listened to his parents.

  545. So there's something to that, the young people listening. They

  546. listen to your parents. They're smarter than you are. Yeah,

  547. for sure, they've been around longer than you.

  548. Yeah that's right. Well, hey, that's great. That's great. There's

  549. a lot of sermons pulling from this chapter.

  550. So that's our time for today, so hopefully we'll see

  551. you next time on the Bible.

  552. Guys,