You know you should be wise. But how do you really start to practice wisdom? By doing it with all vigilance. With your whole self. With every facet of the thing that is you. With you whole body, as a matter of fact, as King Solomon tells us in Proverbs 4:20-27

Sometimes the Bible feels weird. Proverbs 4 tells us, basically, not to eat the bread of wickedness or drink the wine of violence. Sounds kind of like Shakespeare or something, right? Like ... when are you tempted to do that? Actually, quite a lot.  This passage has more application to your everyday life than you might think, as Pastor Jake showed us in this sermon. 

Pastor Ben preaches to us from Proverbs 2:13-35 on why we should really, really, really, really, really want wisdom. Because all her paths are peace. 

God wants us to trust in him as little children trust in a good father. In return, he promises us every good thing. So ... why don't we? 

Pastor Jake leads us through Proverbs 2, which is all about (surprise, surprise) getting wisdom! Parents, be sure to listen through to the end; there are some valuable tips there.

Nathan preaches to us from Proverbs 1:20-33 on a (seemingly) strange passage of scripture, Lady Wisdom's first monologue. 

Pastor Jake preaches from Proverbs 1:8-19.

Ben Sulser preaches from Matthew 7:15-29, on false shepherds, and true and false disciples of Jesus. 

Jake Mentzel preaches on the golden rule and the narrow gate from Matthew 7:12-14

Jake Mentzel preaches on motherhood from Genesis 2 and 3 on May 9, 2021.