Typically the phrase, "just keep walking", is used as an encouragement and exhortation. However in this portion of Proverbs, the phrase is used as an instruction and warning to stay away from strife that doesn't belong to you.

Isaiah was a prophet who delivered these words from the Lord to the people of Israel. These words were a warning that there would be dark and difficult times ahead. But the message also promised a great victory and an even greater victor, one with a "wonderful" name!

Bro. Jacob Outlaw preached a very personal and biblical message on the importance and benefits of waiting on the Lord.

As we are reintroduced to the slothful man and the sluggard, we realize that they are one in the same, and something that every Christian should want no part of.

As we observe this group of wisemen on their journey to find the King of the Jews, we look at some of the actions that they took and see how we can implement into our life as well.

Since we have been justified by faith, we have also been made at peace with God. What does that mean and what does it lead to in the life a Christian?

As we are reintroduced to the "fool" in the book of Proverbs, we are given some instructions on how to deal with them. We are told to answer them in one certain situation, and then told not do certain things for them, so as to put them in a place that the Lord can work in their heart.

As we begin to see all the signs of Christmas approaching around us, we look at Luke 2, to see what signs were present when the first Christmas was about to take place.

How did people in the Old Testament get saved or how did they become justified before a thrice holy God. We see some wonderful truths in Romans 4, that help is to see that it was by faith!

This portion of Scripture begins with a conditional word and then ends with a command to be thankful. If these certain conditions are met and implemented then the only result in our life will to be thankful.