Sermon - Wise Words: The Danger of Well-Intentioned Foolishness

Episode 66

It’s a podcast about Numbers! But don’t worry - there’s no math. As Abby and Joey continue to walk with you through our Bible reading plan, we’re tackling another book that we might struggle with, the four book of our Bible - Numbers. Your hosts (co-hosts?) walk you through the book - its structure, its themes, where we see Jesus in it, and how we can read it to our own benefit. Listen in and enjoy while we all try to beat the summer heat! Resource: https://bibleproject.com/videos/numbers/ [https://bibleproject.com/videos/numbers]

Sermon - Wise Words: The Danger of Well-Intentioned Foolishness

In Proverbs 6:1-5 we encounter another kind of fool: the one who gets entangled. These verses show us the danger of promising ourselves to a future we don’t control and entrusting ourselves to a person who potentially a fool - and invite us to count the cost about where it is that we’re investing our lives.

Episode 65

After the briefest of summer breaks, the podcast is back! This week Abby and Joey give you what is either the podcast you’ve always wanted or the podcast you never knew you needed… a podcast on Leviticus! Our congregational Bible reading plan has us in this book that so often confounds and confuses us. Abby and Joey are here to bring some light on why this book is in our Bibles and how we can read it to our own profit. Plus: a riveting game of “clean” or “unclean”!

Sermon - Wise Words: In the School of Ants

The Sluggard is a type of fool who shows up throughout Proverbs. Looking at him, we find out that we already knew him, because he lives in each of us. Still, the Sluggard is not on these pages to shame us, but to lead us to the wisdom that comes when we view work according to it's true design.

Sermon - Wise Words: Wisdom's Reward

Sermon audio from June 7 - The famous words of Proverbs 3 guide us into the safety of covenant relationship with God, even and especially when the fog of pain settles in over us. Their guiding light is this always true statement: the LORD rewards the One who is faithful to the covenant.