Proverbs 8 - 9
ProverbsSteve Gregg
Steve Gregg offers an in-depth analysis of Proverbs 8-9 in this insightful discussion. He explains that Proverbs 8 personifies wisdom as a female figure, and discusses the relationship between wisdom and God. He highlights the importance of receiving instruction and understanding, and notes that not everyone is teachable. In chapter 9, he explains the significance of the contrasting approaches of the wise and the foolish, and emphasizes the need for a meek and quiet spirit.
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Proverbs 10 - 30
Proverbs
In this discussion, Steve Gregg explores the latter half of the Book of Proverbs, delving into chapters 10-30. He notes that although some sections we
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Proverbs 31
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In "Proverbs 31," Steve Gregg provides insights on the responsibilities and challenges of being a just king and queen. The text emphasizes the importa
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Proverbs 6:20 - 7:27
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Steve Gregg explores Proverbs 6:20 – 7:27 in this profound discussion. He explains how the text focuses on a man seducing a woman and emphasizes the i
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Steve Gregg provides a detailed analysis of the book of Genesis in this 40-part series, exploring concepts of Christian discipleship, faith, obedience
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A thought-provoking biblical analysis by Steve Gregg on 2 Thessalonians, exploring topics such as the concept of rapture, martyrdom in church history,
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Steve Gregg discusses various parts of the book of Daniel, exploring themes of prophecy, historical accuracy, and the significance of certain events.
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