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Tag Archives: Wisdom
A closer look at Proverbs
Resource for learning from Proverbs Continue reading
A closer look at wisdom
Wisdom’s call and warning is forcefully presented in the language of choice. Wisdom, in essence says, “Decide now concerning your response to me! Continue reading
Are you a wise and discerning person?
When I began ministry many years ago, a scene out of the life of Solomon greatly influenced me and became my prayer. Continue reading
A closer look at wisdom
The absence of wisdom is slowly destroying us. We have more knowledge than any previous generation but lack wisdom on almost every level. Where is the wisdom we’ve lost with the knowledge we’ve gained? Continue reading
Posted in Christian worldview, Church Leadership, Elders, Emerging Leaders, Leadership, Pastors, Wisdom
Tagged Church ministry, foolishness, Leadership, Pastors, Wisdom
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Pursuing wisdom in Proverbs
If you desire to continue to study the book of proverbs, follow the links below to previous posts. Continue reading
Posted in Hermeneutics, Interpretation of bible, Promises of Bible, Proverbs, Wisdom
Tagged Book of Proverbs, Proverbs, Wisdom
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Welcome to the book of Proverbs
The book of Proverbs “touches the shared concerns of all who are given the gift of life and struggle with how to live it” Continue reading
The way of wisdom
Here are five essentials to a life of wisdom… Continue reading
Posted in Fools, Proverbs, Walking with God, Wisdom
Tagged Fear Of God, Fool, Foolish, Wisdom, Wise
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Ask whatever you want me to give
One of our sons recently said to me, “Dad, you’re the wisest man I know.” I was humbled by these words of appreciation because I know how foolish I can be at times. I just don’t think of myself in … Continue reading
Posted in Blog, Emerging Leaders, Greatness, Leadership, Life of a pastor, Pastors, Personal thoughts, Proverbs, Qualifications for leadership
Tagged Leadership, Pastors, Wisdom
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3 short audio clips from radio broadcasts
Speak Truth to Yourself Seek the Welfare of the City Learning about Wisdom Steve Cornell
Posted in Audio, Audio Resource, Radio Ministry, Wisdom
Tagged Depression, Leadership, Radio, Wisdom
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One thing our children must have
What do you desire for your children more than anything else? Success? Happiness? Security? A good marriage? All of these are worthy concerns but there is something more important. It’s found in one of the best manuals for parenting – … Continue reading
Posted in Discipline, Fear of God, Guidelines for living, Parenting, Parenting teens, Planned parenthood, Politics, Proverbs, purpose, Teenagers
Tagged Wisdom
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