Pride Before the Fall (Prov. 11:2, 12; 13:10; 15:25, 33; 16:18-19; 21:4; 28:26)

Pride Before the Fall (Prov. 11:2, 12; 13:10; 15:25, 33; 16:18-19; 21:4; 28:26)

Pride promises significance but leaves us exhausted, comparing ourselves to others and constantly trying to prove our worth. Proverbs invites us to trade self-promotion for the humility of Christ, where we find the freedom of a verdict that has already been secured by grace.

Wise Anger (Proverbs 14:29; 15:18; 16:32; 19:11)

Anger is not the problem. What we do with it is. Guest pastor Gianluca Cueva unpacks Proverbs’ call to be slow to anger, showing how God forms people of wisdom, self-control, and grace through the transforming work of Christ.

Wisdom from the Heart (Prov. 4:11-27)

We all build our lives around something. Proverbs 4 reminds us that lasting wisdom begins by guarding our hearts, because what we love most shapes the choices we make, the habits we form, and the people we become. Only Jesus can give us the new heart that leads to true life and lasting wisdom.

The Wise Path (Proverbs 3:1-12; 30:1-4)

Wisdom is not a door you unlock, but a path you walk one step at a time. Proverbs 3 and 30 invite us to seek the love, humility, community, and endurance that form wise people as we learn to trust Jesus, the wisdom of God.

True Wisdom (Proverbs 8:10–16, 22–31)

Wisdom is more than being smart. Proverbs 8 invites us to seek the wisdom that helps us navigate life’s hardest decisions, live with humility, and trust Jesus as the true source of life.