In the opening of Ephesians, Paul reminds a people surrounded by wealth, power, fear, and uncertainty that they are chosen, adopted, and met with God’s lavish grace. That same grace is for us too, inviting us to accept that we are fully accepted and loved by God.

Proverbs 31:8–9 calls us to be a voice for the voiceless, reflecting God’s heart for justice by using the influence, resources, and margin we have to step toward those who are vulnerable and in need.

We can make plans for our lives, but Proverbs 16:9 reminds us that God is at work in the unexpected, using even the storms we would never choose to shape us, transform us, and teach us to trust that Jesus is present even when we can’t see him.

We weren’t meant to grow into the way of Jesus alone. In this message from Proverbs 27, Sean Switzer explores what it really means for “iron to sharpen iron” and how God can use the honesty, friction, and encouragement of community to shape us. Who has God placed in your life to help you grow?

Parenting can come with a lot of pressure, especially when Proverbs 22:6 sounds like a promise that getting everything right will guarantee a certain outcome. In this message, Pastor Aaron Bjorklund offers a different way to approach this familiar verse, reminding us that our role isn’t to control our kids’ stories, but to faithfully point them toward Jesus and entrust them to God.

What if humility isn’t about thinking less of yourself, but thinking of yourself less? In this message from Proverbs 16, Nathan Holmes explores how knowing who God made us to be can free us to turn our attention outward and love others well.

It's easy to respond with quick words or sharp opinions, but Proverbs 15 points us toward a different way. In this message, Pastor Dan explores what it means to answer with gentleness and how humility, compassion, and tenderness can reshape our relationships.

Every day, we're invited to follow one voice or another. In this message from Proverbs 9, Nathan reflects on the competing invitations of wisdom and folly, showing how a growing awe of God helps us recognize the path that leads to life.

Proverbs 4 calls us to "guard your heart," but what does that really mean? In this message, Pastor Diego Araya, one of South's Global Partners from Comunidad Nexo in Costa Rica, explores how our hearts are shaped over time and how walking closely with Jesus leads to lasting wisdom.

We all want to know which path to take, but Proverbs points us to something deeper than the right decision. As we begin our study of Proverbs, we explore what it looks like to trust God wholeheartedly and discover that His guidance is shaped through a life of daily relationship with Him.