How do we move toward healing when a relationship has been damaged? Repair begins with humility, forgiveness, and a willingness to let go of revenge as we learn to seek restoration through the love Christ has given us.

What if your work is about more than a paycheck or a title? Proverbs gives us a bigger vision of work as a way to serve others, grow in wisdom, and live from the rest we already have in Christ rather than chasing significance through achievement.

What kind of fool are you? Proverbs exposes the different ways foolishness takes root in us, from insecurity and stubbornness to pride and contempt, and points us to Jesus, the true wisdom of God who meets us with both truth and love. 

Our words have the power to wound, divide, encourage, and bring life. Proverbs calls us to speak with truth, gentleness, and wisdom, reminding us that lasting change in our words begins with a heart transformed by Jesus.

What makes a good friend, and how do we become one? Proverbs shows us that true friendship is marked by steadfastness, attentiveness, and truthfulness, and ultimately points us to Jesus, the friend who knows us fully, stays with us faithfully, and teaches us how to love others well.

Money is never merely about what we own. It reveals what we trust, where we look for security, and how we see ourselves and others. These passages invite us to loosen our grip on wealth and find our deepest worth in the God who gave Himself for us.

What do you do when anxiety, grief, disappointment, or guilt leaves you feeling crushed inside? Proverbs invites us to care honestly for our inner lives and points us to Jesus, who entered our deepest sorrow and leads us toward healing, hope, and wholeness.

We make plans, but God is always at work beyond what we can see. Proverbs invites us to seek wise counsel, walk with integrity, and trust that our lives are held within God’s greater purpose.

Pride promises significance but leaves us exhausted, comparing ourselves to others and constantly trying to prove our worth. Proverbs invites us to trade self-promotion for the humility of Christ, where we find the freedom of a verdict that has already been secured by grace.

Anger is not the problem. What we do with it is. Guest pastor Gianluca Cueva unpacks Proverbs’ call to be slow to anger, showing how God forms people of wisdom, self-control, and grace through the transforming work of Christ.