This edition wraps up our Five-Week Winter Series, of The Wisdom of the Proverbs-Part 1 and the topic is Seek. Join our host, Dr. Deborah Harper, as we hear a teaching from the Hyatte Sisters about the attributes of the Proverbs 31 woman. Recognizing that her wisdom comes through developing a relationship with the Lord, establishing her identity in Him, so that she might find strength to be diligent and wise with all of her dealings.
As we have diligently sought out a deeper relationship with God this week, we turn to a beautiful song, led by Gillian, to express our heartfelt desire to know Him even more. We pray this time blesses and renews you.
God gives us clear instruction to be wise with all of our dealings, being diligent with our finances and other assets. Today, Dr. Deborah shares out of Proverbs, chapters 27 and 3. Touching on why we need to steward our possessions in preparation for future events, to have faith with what God has blessed us with, and to not fear giving or spending where God leads.
In this teaching, the Hyatte sisters come together, sharing aspects of the Proverbs 31 woman. Touching upon her desirable characteristics of uplifting her husband, caring for her children, home, and household, and running wise business matters, the Hyatte Sisters take us a step further. They challenge us to take the time to discover and establish who we are in God so that we may also have the strength and the knowledge to act wisely in all situations.
In week 4 of our Winter Wisdom of the Proverbs Series, we will learn about the wisdom of communing with our Heavenly Father and fellow believers. Join our host, Dr. Deborah Harper, as we hear a teaching from Margaret as she shares the ways in which a person can act foolishly, and the steps you can take to ensure you walk with wisdom instead.
This worship segment comes from a moment filmed at Un-Chapel, held at Regent University in Virginia, where students were worshiping together. We pray you are blessed by this moment.
We enjoy receiving compliments from friends or even strangers. But how do we react when constructive criticism is given?
Dr. Dana teaches on friendship and the importance of having trusted friends who can speak uncomfortable truths in our lives. Referring back to scripture, as well as using examples from her own life, she encourages us to find value in sharpening each other like iron as we walk the Christian walk.
The Proverbs give very clear examples on the ways to be wise, as well as the actions of a foolish person. In this teaching, Pastor Margaret shares with us the importance of seeking out wise counsel, and the wisdom that results with daily communing with God, that helps ensure that we do not pick up the habits of a foolish person.
In this teaching, Dr. Deborah brings to our attention four things from Proverbs, chapter 4. These are different areas where the scriptures say we can apply wisdom: our heart, mouth, eyes, and feet. We hope this encourages you as you walk in wisdom in these areas, keeping your heart pure, by following the scripture’s instruction to “above all else, guard your heart,” and to preserve your mouth, guard your eyes, and ponder the path of your feet. In this way, we honor God!
