August 1, 2023
Proverbs 3:1-12 | The Beginning of Wisdom
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Proverbs teaches us that the wisdom we need for life is found in a relationship with God. We give him our whole hearts, and he blesses us with his love. It’s amazing!
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Proverbs 3:1-12
- Read Proverbs 3:1-12. What words or phrases stand out to you? Why?
- Over and over again in Proverbs the father instructs the son to “hear” his teachings. What is involved in truly hearing God’s Word? How can we get better at this?
- Does Proverbs teach us that we should trust and obey the Lord, and in return, he will give us health, wealth, and happiness? How does this play out in the short term? What about in the long term?
- What are two kinds of God’s loving wisdom? Have you experienced one of these in your own life?
- What is one thing you could do this week, or one area in your life, where you could cultivate greater trust in the Lord?
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