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1. Introduction – "Wisdom Is the Principal Thing" | Practical Proverbs
Life will always have challenges. While the Sun shines and the rain falls on everyone, can you make decisions that affect life's challenges? Can you make decisions that help to smooth the rocky patches of life? What can you learn that makes life easier tomorrow than it is today? Join Jim Lloyd as he considers obtaining wisdom from the practical teachings of Proverbs.
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2. "The Fear of the Lord" | Practical Proverbs
As God's Creation, we live in His world and would be wise to heed His advice. In the book of Proverbs a foundational statement in the first chapter says, "The fear of the Lord is the beginning of knowledge." If this is a foundational statement for where we to begin, then it is important for us to understand what it means. Join Jim Lloyd as he considers what the Bible means by the "fear of the Lord."
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3. "Laziness" | Practical Proverbs
Laziness is a hard trait to overcome. Finding the motivation to get up and work can be very difficult. But is it wise to be lazy? Join Jim Lloyd as he looks at the book of Proverbs to see what it says about the lazy man.
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4. "Cheaters Never Prosper" | Practical Proverbs
The popular saying goes, “Cheaters never prosper,” but sometimes it feels as if cheaters are the only ones who prosper. We see those around us lie and steal seemingly without repercussions and wonder why good things happen to the unrighteous. Join Jim Lloyd as he searches the book of Proverbs to see what it has to say about cheaters and whether or not they really prosper.
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5. "The Kiss of Death" | Practical Proverbs
Throughout the book of Proverbs, Solomon often warns the reader to resist the temptress or the adulteress woman. He warns that while she may bring pleasure for a short while, ultimately she brings about ruin. Join Jim Lloyd as he searches the book of Proverbs for wisdom on resisting both the adulteress woman and sin as a whole.
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6. "Watch Your Mouth" | Practical Proverbs
Our words can be used for both good and evil. They can be used to build up and to tear down. The book of Proverbs talks about the power of our words and how to use our words wisely. Join Jim Lloyd as he looks at the scriptures to determine how to use our words for good and not for evil.
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7. "Family Matters" | Practical Proverbs
Families matter. As kids our families shape who we are. As adults, the families we create reflect ourselves and our values. So how do we create a family environment that is pleasing to God? Join Jim Lloyd as he studies the book of Proverbs to find practical advice on building a family the way God intended.
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8. "The Golden Rule" | Practical Proverbs
No man is an island. We all have relationships outside of our families: friends, neighbors, coworkers, etc. And just like our relationships with our families, these relationships can be tricky to navigate. Join Jim Lloyd as he looks at the book of Proverbs for advice on maintaining our relationships in a manner worthy of God’s approval.
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9. "You Are Not as Smart as You Think You Are" | Practical Proverbs
Everyone should strive to be wiser than they currently are. But where can we find wisdom? Join Jim Lloyd is the final lesson of the series as he summarizes the book of Proverbs.
6. "Watch Your Mouth" | Practical Proverbs
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Our words can be used for both good and evil. They can be used to build up and to tear down. The book of Proverbs talks about the power of our words and how to use our words wisely. Join Jim Lloyd as he looks at the scriptures to determine how to use our words for good and not for evil.
