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We continue looking at the character of the Wise in Proverbs, and specifically at verses 12:23, 13:16, 14:18. You can have knowledge, but not wisdom, but you can't have wisdom without knowledge. David somehow uses an eloquent butter metaphor to bring it all together.

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We continue looking at the character of the Wise in Proverbs and specifically at verses 12:18, 13:14 and 14:1, exploring how we can influence others with wisdom and be influenced by those that are wise.

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We continue looking at the character of The Wise this week in Proverbs 10:19 and 12:15. We may want to respond in the moment, but the wise wait until they're objective to speak, and seek the advice and counsel of others to help them gain objectivity.

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We begin looking at the character of The Wise in Proverbs as a team, specifically at Proverbs 1:5-6 and 9:8-9. We discuss who we receive wisdom from and the difference between reproof and criticism, looking at some of the situations in our own lives.

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Proverbs 2:9-10 tells us about a process of maturity that will happen to us over time as we allow God to work. This week we finish this section of Proverbs talking about anxiety, discretion, and how to bear the knowledge we gain.

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"He is a shield to those who walk in integrity" Proverbs 2:7. Hang on, why do we need a shield? What is it about walking in wisdom that means we need to be guarded and watched over? We continue looking at Proverbs 2:6-12 and talk about how wisdom, vulnerability and danger coincide.

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We enter week three of our Proverbs podcast, looking at Proverbs 2:6-12. What is wisdom, anyway? Why is our reading of the Proverbs different than how Solomon experienced them? How do we gain wisdom?

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Proverbs can often be read as a promise, or a math statement. If you do this, then this will be the result. Are Proverbs meant to be promises, or are they principles to live by? We continue in our second week of introducing our Proverbs series and raise some of our own questions.

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This week we start a new series, looking at how we read Proverbs through the eyes of grace. We're so excited to begin discovering God's wisdom alongside you and alongside our entire staff!

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We finish up our Ascent of a Church Leader podcast series asking what exaltation really looks like, and what we can learn from Jesus' example of exaltation.

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