40 messages at Tribe taught
out of Proverbs, in the order the book runs.
Proverbs (unspecified verse)Training The FaithThe righteous man falls seven times but gets back up
Proverbs (unspecified verse)Filtering the FuturePastor quoted 'your word is a light to my path and a lamp unto my feet' as the first filter for wisdom
Proverbs (unspecified verse)The Power of Rain Over Ruinquoted as 'there is a way that seems right to man, but it ends in death' to warn against fortune telling
ProverbsTwo Men Enter, One Man Leavepartially quoted, there is a way that seems right to man, but the sentence was cut off before completion
ProverbsPecky DayReferenced generally as saying wisdom is better than gold, in the context of how God provides opportunity rather than money
Proverbs (unspecified verse)For Zion's Sake I Will Not RestNate quoted it during his word about fallow ground and abundant food in the poor man's untilled soil
ProverbsMosaic Tiles of His Returnbriefly referenced with the idea that a wicked man falls into the pit he digs for someone else, applied to Pharaoh's decree against Israelite firstborns
Proverbs 3:5-6Wood, Hay, and Strawquoted by a congregation member about trusting the Lord with all your heart and not depending on your own understanding and he will show you the path
Proverbs 3:5Sukkot 2024: Resting and Celebratingquoted as instruction not to lean on your own understanding, used to illustrate resting from your own plan
Proverbs 3:5-6How To Hang Your Hatused to encourage trust over paralysis, 'trust in the Lord with all your heart'
Proverbs 4:20-22The Great Rewardmain text for week one review, on burying God's word in the heart
Proverbs 4:20-22Rooted In The WordMain passage for the sermon, read aloud as the foundation for the discussion on burying God's word in your heart
Proverbs 4:20-22Sweeter Than Honeycentral text for the series, quoted in full as the basis for burying God's word in the heart
Proverbs 4:20-22What Do I Memorize？main passage for the sermon, pay attention to God's words, let them penetrate deep for life and healing to the whole body
Proverbs 4:23Rooted In The WordGuard your heart above all else for it is the wellspring of life, referenced as a youth ministry staple and as the verse Lee shared from
Proverbs 4:23What Do I Memorize？guard your heart above all else, the wellspring of life, shared first by Lee then referenced repeatedly by Brian
Proverbs 14:12Two men enter, one man leaves.referenced briefly as 'there is a way that seems right to man but ends in' death, in contrast to surrendering to Jesus
Proverbs 24:6Hearing Aidsdon't go to war without wise guidance, victory depends on having many advisors
Proverbs 24:16Run With Endurancethe righteous man falls seven times but gets back up
Proverbs 25Travel Steady Along His Pathit is the glory of God to conceal a matter and the glory of a king to search it out
Proverbs 25:2A Message For...quoted as it is the glory of God to conceal a matter and the glory of a king to search it out
Proverbs 25:2Hearing Aidsit is the glory of God to conceal a matter and the glory of a king to search it out, used in context of prayer and fasting
Proverbs 25:2Paradise Without Purpose Is PrisonBrian quoted it as: it is the glory of God to conceal a matter and the glory of a king to search it out
Proverbs 27:6Turn The Cat Around- Week 4Brian quoted it on wounds from a sincere friend being better than many kisses from an enemy
Proverbs 27:7The How of HolinessA person who is full refuses honey, but even bitter food tastes sweet to the hungry - used to illustrate the first practical point of making room for God
Proverbs 27:7The Key That Unlocks Hearinga person who is full refuses honey but even bitter food tastes sweet to the hungry, used to challenge whether people come to worship already full of other things
Proverbs 27:7Make Room in Your HeartUsed to illustrate that a full person refuses honey but bitter food tastes sweet to the hungry, applied to making room through fasting
Proverbs 119:105Filtering the FutureBrian quotes: your word is a light to my path and a lamp unto my feet
