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Browse all 716 sermonsProverbs sends the lazy person to watch an ant that works unsupervised, then goes deeper: hating work exposes misplaced desire, not a fault in work.
Parenting, money, conflict, work: life has so much complexity. How can we do life well? Contrary to expectations, the wisdom to navigate life doesn't start with an AI chat, but something the Book of Proverbs calls the fear of the Lord.
Micah told two cities heading for rubble that a ruler would be born in Bethlehem to shepherd God's people and be their peace.
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Browse all 45 seriesProverbs: Sage Advice for a Skillful Life
Life is complicated, but it isn't random. This seven-week series in the Book of Proverbs explores how the world is designed to work, and what it takes to flourish within it.
See all 2 sermonsProverbs sends the lazy person to watch an ant that works unsupervised, then goes deeper: hating work exposes misplaced desire, not a fault in work.
Parenting, money, conflict, work: life has so much complexity. How can we do life well? Contrary to expectations, the wisdom to navigate life doesn't start with an AI chat, but something the Book of Proverbs calls the fear of the Lord.
Words When There Are None
Suffering can leave people speechless. Lament hands them honest words to complain, confess and ask for help, while holding on to a God whose mercies arrive new every morning.
See all 5 sermonsLamentations orders grief alphabetically for four chapters, then the pattern breaks. The devastated survivors still ask God to turn them back to Himself.
Judah's king ran from the city he was meant to protect. Jesus refused to run from the cross, taking the lowest place to rescue His people.
Jeremiah writes raw grief after Jerusalem burns, insisting God's justice was deserved yet His mercy never actually stops.
The All-Sufficient Christ: Why Jesus is All You Need
Extra rules, hidden visions, and spiritual techniques promised the Colossians something more than Christ. Paul's letter insists God's fullness already dwells in Jesus, and those who trust Him are completely filled.
See all 8 sermonsPaul calls runaway slave Onesimus a beloved brother, showing how Christ creates a new family that can cross social barriers and labour together.
Jesus stands above every earthly authority in the household. His self-giving rule confronts harsh control and shapes loving service in daily life.
Like branches grafted into Christ, Christians share His life, gaining strength to put away sexual and social sins and grow in patient, forgiving love.