Proverbs 6:20-24 — There's a woman coming down the road ahead of your son. Solomon won't say her name yet. First, he arms him. This family integrated church sermon walks through Proverbs 6:20-24, where Solomon — writing as a father to his son — builds a case for arming a young man with the word before ever naming the danger waiting for him. Pastor Fortunato traces how a father's commandment and a mother's law bind, lead, keep, and light a son's path — all before the "evil woman" of verse 24 is even identified. If you're raising sons and want to know how to prepare them before temptation arrives, not after, this verse-by-verse message through Proverbs 6 is for you. Have you been keeping your faith private — believed in the back room, but quiet in public? This message confronts that directly: "the secret Christian is the vulnerable Christian." If you've let your walk with God become something hidden rather than worn, this sermon speaks straight to that. This is expository preaching in its fullest sense — Solomon's structure in Proverbs 6:20-24 unpacked triad by triad: the word leads you when you walk, keeps you when you sleep, and talks with you when you wake, all before the "evil woman" of verse 24 is even named. Pastor Fortunato ties this straight back to family discipleship — a father's commandment and a mother's law working together to arm a son long before the test comes. This sermon walks through Proverbs 6:20-24, explaining: - Why unobeyed instruction is only information, not instruction - The two-parent voice of Proverbs — why both father and mother are named - "Bind them continually" — why private conviction can't stay private