Self-control, speaking words of life, looking out for the interests of others and leaving vengeance to the Lord.
“Proverbs on Tap” – Proverbs 25 read by Josef-Israel
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Proverbs 24
Don’t fear or envy the wicked, but do the hard work of walking in wisdom by shining the Light.
“Proverbs on Tap” – Proverb 24 read by Josef-Israel
Proverbs 23
A father warns his son to seek wisdom for self-control when eating with a king, a miser, or when simply being tempted by the world.
“Proverbs on Tap” – Proverbs 23 read by Josef-Israel
Proverbs 22
Special guest Cliff Sowa of Calvary Chapel shares about a good name, a disciplined son and some sayings of the wise.
“Proverbs on Tap” – Proverbs 22 read by Josef-Israel
Proverbs 21
Right in his own mind, a fleeting fancy, and violence marks the wicked. But the just fear the Lord and grow in His wisdom.
“Proverbs on Tap” – Proverbs 21 read by Josef-Israel
Proverbs 20
Wine is a mocker, welcomed by the mocking fool in his rejection of God. Laziness, cheating, revenge and justifying sin do not bring life. So let’s walk circumspectly…
“Proverbs on Tab” – Proverbs 20 ready by Josef-Israel
Proverbs 19
Moving away from “my way” to His way… finding truth in the Wisdom of the Lord.
“Proverbs on Tap” – Proverbs 19 read by Josef-Israel
Robert and Lynette Williams Testimony
Special guests Robert and Lynette Williams share their journey of faith, through good times and bad, and how the Lord taught them how to live out Proverbs 3:5-6, “Trust in the Lord will all your heart, and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways acknowledge Him, and He shall direct your paths.”
Proverbs 18
The fool is self-centered, betrays his brother, and has a filthy mouth. The wise are God and other-centered, are faithful, and speak words the bring life.
“Proverbs on Tap” – Proverbs 18 read by Josef-Israel
Proverbs 17
Speaking the right word at the right time in the right way brings life. Saying the wrong word the wrong way in the wrong way separates friends. We need the Lord’s wisdom!
“Proverbs on Tap” – Proverbs 17 read by Josef-Israel