Sermons onProverbs 6

Ecclesiastes

• 12:38Proverbs 6

  The overreaction to exhaustion from a personal, selfish perspective can be, well, if, pastor, you say God doesn't want me to work myself and kill myself to gain more, then I'm simply not going to work. See, folding the arms in the Old Testament was a sign of laziness. It's the sign of I don't care and I'm not going to lift a finger. Proverbs 6, verse 10. A little folding of the arms to rest and your poverty will come.

Ecclesiastes

• 24:59Proverbs 6

  And that is the times of war and the times of peace. Now, love and hate are not necessarily sinful emotions. Because the Bible itself says that God hates things. He hates sin. Proverbs chapter 6 reminds us that there are seven sins that God hates. Arrogant eyes. The one who stirs up trouble. Deceitful lips. And in all of this, these remind us that no matter what you do,

Proverbs

• 1:47Proverbs 6

  And that's kind of how it is. And that's not really how it's gonna be this morning, but it kind of is. I'm going to encourage as much as I can, but the topic this morning is man up. And so we're gonna be in Proverbs chapter six. If you'd go ahead and turn there to Proverbs chapter six, we're gonna be coming, jumping around a little bit, but we're gonna focus on verses 12 through 15. Proverbs chapter six, verses 12 through 15.

• 1:51Proverbs 6

  And that's kind of how it is. And that's not really how it's gonna be this morning, but it kind of is. I'm going to encourage as much as I can, but the topic this morning is man up. And so we're gonna be in Proverbs chapter six. If you'd go ahead and turn there to Proverbs chapter six, we're gonna be coming, jumping around a little bit, but we're gonna focus on verses 12 through 15. Proverbs chapter six, verses 12 through 15.

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