Life can feel disorienting in the “in-between” seasons of our journey. Through Mary’s song in Luke

1, we discover that God is trustworthy because He is personally present, mighty in compassion and

justice, and faithful to keep His promises.

Work fills most of our days, yet we often wonder if what we do really matters. Proverbs reminds us that

all our work—whether at home, in a job, at school, or in our relationships—can honor God when it

reflects His wisdom and character. Our work matters when we commit it to God, pursue it with diligence,

and apply it with wisdom.

We all know from experience that money is a necessary and powerful part of life. Today, we

will be reminded of God’s perspective on money through the lens of key truths, powerful

traps, and everyday takeaways, so that we can walk in the way of the wise.

From Genesis to today, there’s been a war of words—between truth and lies, wisdom and folly, life and

death. Proverbs calls us to guard our speech because our words reveal our hearts. Only Jesus, the Word

made flesh, can give us new hearts and make our words instruments of peace.

We all know from experience that our words hold incredible power—power to build up or break down, to heal or to harm. Today, we will be reminded that the words we speak shape our lives, and we are invited to walk the Way of the Wise with words that encourage and speak life

In Proverbs 8, Wisdom steps forward like a job applicant presenting her résumé. She shows us her worth,

her credentials, her work in creation, and her invitation to life. As we listen to her voice, we discover that

true wisdom is found not just in good advice but in a living relationship with Jesus, the wisdom of God.

The book of Proverbs develops practical wisdom for everyday life. Today’s message looks at

how that wisdom impacts training and developing children.

As we continue our series in Proverbs, it’s time to put wisdom into action. God shows us the path of

faithfulness—calling us to guard our hearts, flee immorality, pursue His good design, and consider the

consequences of our choices. And even when we are faithless, remember, He remains faithful.

Life is full of decisions—some small, some life-altering. Proverbs 3:1–12 shows us that wise

decisions aren’t formulaic but from lives aligned relationally with the LORD as we obey,

remember, trust, fear, honor, and accept Him. Today, we’ll see how walking with God shapes

us into people who make wise choices.

Life is filled with choices, and the voices we listen to shape the direction we take. Proverbs 1–2

reminds us that wisdom is calling out, offering guidance and protection, but we must choose

carefully which counsel we follow.