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Walking in Wisdom: Proverbs 18
Devotional Study of Proverbs 18
by Pastor Jason Van BemmelForest Hill Presbyterian Church
www.foresthillpca.org
The devotional focuses on Proverbs 18, emphasizing the importance of wise speech, teachability, and companionship. It warns against isolation, which can lead to poor judgment and self-centeredness, especially in the age of social media. The teaching highlights that a wise person seeks understanding, listens before speaking, and is careful with their words.
Key points include:
• The power of the tongue: Words can bring life or destruction. A fool's words can lead to conflict and ruin, while gossip is like poison
.• The need for humility and listening: One should listen to understand, not just to formulate a response. It's important to consider all sides of a story before making a judgment.
• Seeking refuge in God: When facing a crushed spirit, the Lord is the ultimate refuge and source of wisdom.• Wise companionship: Having people around you who can speak truth into your life is crucial, and the Lord is a friend who sticks closer than a brother. The devotional encourages diligence in work and avoiding the temptation to gossip.
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By Jason A Van BemmelDevotional Study of Proverbs 18
by Pastor Jason Van BemmelForest Hill Presbyterian Church
www.foresthillpca.org
The devotional focuses on Proverbs 18, emphasizing the importance of wise speech, teachability, and companionship. It warns against isolation, which can lead to poor judgment and self-centeredness, especially in the age of social media. The teaching highlights that a wise person seeks understanding, listens before speaking, and is careful with their words.
Key points include:
• The power of the tongue: Words can bring life or destruction. A fool's words can lead to conflict and ruin, while gossip is like poison
.• The need for humility and listening: One should listen to understand, not just to formulate a response. It's important to consider all sides of a story before making a judgment.
• Seeking refuge in God: When facing a crushed spirit, the Lord is the ultimate refuge and source of wisdom.• Wise companionship: Having people around you who can speak truth into your life is crucial, and the Lord is a friend who sticks closer than a brother. The devotional encourages diligence in work and avoiding the temptation to gossip.