The final sermon in the Proverbs for the home series examines God's heart for the vulnerable. Craig looks at how we can extend mercy to orphans and others in need.

Proverb 3 is full of wise instruction for children. Since we are all someone's child we all should follow this wisdom. Solomon, the author, talks about pursuing wisdom, even hunting for it like treasure.

Craig Cabaniss helps give parents perspective. Using Proverbs 22:6, Craig talks about training up children and then trusting God with the results.

Proverbs 5 warns us against the allure of sexual sin. Sexual faithfulness leads to joy and life while sexual unfaithfulness leads to death. God calls us to faithfulness and growing in the relationship with our spouse.

Craig looks at Proverbs 31, the ideal picture of a wise woman. We examine this poem in the light of what Christ has proclaimed us to be and freed us to become.

As we start a new series on Proverbs for the Home, Craig looks at the wisdom and guidance God reveals to husbands in the book of Proverbs.

In this last of the series Everyday Gospel, Craig Cabaniss discusses knowing your place, engaging your place, and staying in your place.

Rick Gamache encourages us from God’s word that obedience and killing sin is possible. God is pleased to accept our imperfect obedience and is with us to work out our salvation.

As we close this series on Everyday Gospel, Craig challenges us to reflect on the Gospel and where God has placed us. We should know our place, engage our place and stay in our place, being intentional to invest in the lives of others.

Social media is a gift and a useful tool to communicate; however, we shouldn’t be engulfed with a new technology without discerning and asking some very good questions about it.