Proverbs 10 - 30
ProverbsSteve Gregg
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 were not written by Solomon, they still contain valuable insights and observations on human nature, wisdom, and faith. Gregg emphasizes the importance of maintaining a connection to God in both times of wealth and poverty, and warns against speaking ill of others. Ultimately, he encourages listeners to seek wisdom and guidance from a divine source amidst life's challenges.
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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: God Conscious Living (Part 1)
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In this segment, Steve Gregg delves into the concept of "God-conscious living" in the book of Proverbs. He emphasizes the importance of the fear of th
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Proverbs 8 - 9
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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 figu
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