Proverbs 9 challenges readers to see themselves as simple ones who are being called to by both wisdom and folly. The voice of Christ and the beckoning of sin each call to us with an invitation to sit at their table.
Does it make sense for a man who has everything to ultimately decide that it will leave you feeling empty? From a secular worldview it doesn’t make sense, but from a biblical worldview, we understand what Solomon is saying.
It’s nice to have a level of trust in people but at the same time we must be careful who we allow in our lives.
How many times do we do it? We speak up in faith and ask, knowing and believing God can do the impossible. But when the winds blow, we forget who He is.
Proverbs 9 challenges readers to see themselves as simple ones who are being called to by both wisdom and folly. The voice of Christ and the beckoning of sin each call to us with an invitation to sit at their table.
Does it make sense for a man who has everything to ultimately decide that it will leave you feeling empty? From a secular worldview it doesn’t make sense, but from a biblical worldview, we understand what Solomon is saying.
It’s nice to have a level of trust in people but at the same time we must be careful who we allow in our lives.
How many times do we do it? We speak up in faith and ask, knowing and believing God can do the impossible. But when the winds blow, we forget who He is.
Proverbs 9 challenges readers to see themselves as simple ones who are being called to by both wisdom and folly. The voice of Christ and the beckoning of sin each call to us with an invitation to sit at their table.
Does it make sense for a man who has everything to ultimately decide that it will leave you feeling empty? From a secular worldview it doesn’t make sense, but from a biblical worldview, we understand what Solomon is saying.
It’s nice to have a level of trust in people but at the same time we must be careful who we allow in our lives.
How many times do we do it? We speak up in faith and ask, knowing and believing God can do the impossible. But when the winds blow, we forget who He is.
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