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Discovering The Virtues Of The Proverbs 31 Woman: Lessons For Life | Set Free 24-7

A Proverb a Day Keeps the Police Away! Join me as we read through the book of Proverbs in the Message Version this month!  In this video, we'll be diving into one of the most inspiring passages in the Bible that celebrate the virtues of a godly woman. Proverbs 31 is a beautiful and powerful description of a woman who is confident, strong, and virtuous.
Throughout the passage, we'll see how this woman is praised for her hard work, wisdom, and kindness toward others. We'll explore how her example can inspire us to live our lives with purpose and meaning.
 Finally, we'll conclude by reflecting on the timeless wisdom of this passage and how it can shape our attitudes and actions toward ourselves and others. So, if you're looking for inspiration and encouragement to live a godly and purposeful life, join me as we explore Proverbs 31. Today's reading is packed full of wisdom, insight, and good instruction for living to keep you on the right path! I'm not pushy or preachy, I'm just glad that you are here!
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"Couples' Bible Reading Uncovers Inspiration On Speaking Kindly"
Summary/Abstract Show Notes
Robert and Heidi are introducing their Proverbs 31 edition. They are using the Message Version of the Bible and having some fun while they read. Robert mentions Heidi's tie-dye romper and they both agree that it is important to have some fun while reading the Bible.
They discuss the section titled “Speak out for Justice” and how it is important to use the Bible to understand how to treat people with justice. Robert and Heidi then go on to read Proverbs 31 and discuss its meaning. They emphasize the importance of being a wise and strong woman, and how even though it can be difficult, it is worth it in the end.
They also discuss the importance of being generous and having a good work ethic. Finally, they explain how the Bible is a great source of wisdom and can help us understand how to be better people. The conversation between the speaker and their partner is a discussion of King Lemuel's words, particularly the advice his mother gave him. The speaker encourages their partner to be cautious when it comes to women and to not let their drinking lead them to make decisions that would affect those who depend on them.
They then transition to a hymn about a good wife, and discuss how she is hard to find, but worth more than diamonds. The good wife is generous and trusts her husband unreservedly. She shops for the best yarn and cotton, and is up before dawn to make breakfast for her family. She is diligent in her homemaking, quick to assist those in need, and takes the time to mend her family's clothing.
Her husband is respected when he deliberates with the city fathers. The speaker talks about his wife who is a great example of a woman who lives in the fear of God. She designs gowns and knits sweaters and always faces tomorrow with a smile. When she speaks, she always has something worthwhile to say and says it in a kind way.
She takes care of everyone in her family and they respect and bless her. The speaker is still learning to be gentle with people and is inspired by his wife's gentleness and kind words. He encourages everyone to give her all the praise she deserves. The couple discussed the importance of self-control, particularly in times when the husband has a strong personality. The wife reminded him that he will garner more respect if he keeps his voice lowered and steady, and maintains a grip on his emotions.
She also expressed her love for him and the fact that she married him because of his powerful personality. To share the Bible with others, the couple also has a podcast where they are recording and run through the entire Message Version Bible. They invited listeners to join them on their journey and encouraged public displays of affection.
Timestamps 00:00:00 Proverbs 31: Speak Out for Justice with Robert and Heidi
00:01:03 Conversation Summary: King Lemuel's Advice and A Hymn to a Good Wife
00:04:17 Reflection on Proverbs 31: The Woman to Be Admired
00:06:17 Conversation on the Power of Emotional Control

How Biblical Wisdom Transforms Your Life | Journey Through Proverbs 30 | Set Free 24-7

A Proverb a Day Keeps the Police Away! Join me as we read through the book of Proverbs in the Message Version this month! Proverbs 30 is a chapter in the book of Proverbs, which is a collection of wise sayings and teachings attributed to King Solomon. This chapter contains the words of Agur son of Jakeh, who is believed to have been a wise man and teacher from the ancient land of Massa. The chapter begins with Agur acknowledging his own ignorance and humbly seeking wisdom from God.
He then goes on to share a series of profound and thought-provoking proverbs that touch on various topics, including the nature of God, the dangers of greed and pride, the importance of contentment and humility, and the beauty of creation. One of the most famous proverbs in this chapter is found in verse 5, where Agur says, "Every word of God is flawless; he is a shield to those who take refuge in him." This verse emphasizes the importance of trusting in God's wisdom and guidance, and suggests that those who do so will be protected and kept safe.
Other notable proverbs in this chapter include verses 7-9, where Agur prays for God to give him just enough to meet his needs, but not so much that he becomes proud or forgets God. He also warns against speaking falsely or using deceitful language in verse 10, and speaks about the mysterious ways of nature in verses 18-19.
Overall, Proverbs 30 offers a wealth of timeless wisdom and guidance for those seeking to live a life of faith, humility, and wisdom. Today's reading is packed full of wisdom, insight, and good instruction for living to keep you on the right path! I'm not pushy or preachy, I'm just glad that you are here!
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Proverbs 30: Finding Faith, Humility And Dependence Through God.
Summary/Abstract Show Notes
The conversation in Proverbs 30 begins with a skeptic declaring that there is no God and that they can do whatever they want. This leads to presumption and arrogance. In verse two, the believer then responds by challenging the skeptic’s statement and asking them who has created the world and all its wonders.
The believer then goes on to list some of these wonders, such as the strength of the leviathan and the swiftness of the eagle. In verses four and five, the believer expresses the futility of human knowledge, stating that no one can understand the mystery of God nor can they fathom the depths of the seas.
The believer then continues to describe how the Lord is in control of all things, from the heavens to the highest mountains. Verses seven and eight also describe how the Lord is the one who gives both poverty and wealth, and how he humbles and exalts people. Finally, the believer ends the conversation in verse nine by expressing faith, humility, and dependence on the Lord. The conversation is between a skeptic, who believes there is no God, and a believer. The skeptic claims that arrogance closes our minds to anything outside of our own self-interest and the fulfillment of our most selfish instincts, while the believer argues that an awareness of God leads to faith, humility, and dependence on Him.
The believer then prays to God, asking for two things before he dies: to speak truthfully and to live independently. The believer also asks God not to refuse him, to banish lies from his lips, and to give him enough food to live on. The believer then warns the skeptic to not blow the whistle on his fellow workers behind their backs, or they will accuse him of being underhanded. In conclusion, the believer argues that humility leads to prayer, and an absence of God leads to skepticism, arrogance, and presumption.
The conversation is about how to not fall into bad habits and how to lead a good life. It starts by cautioning against cursing one's father or not blessing one's mother, and not thinking one is presentable without taking a bath. It goes on to warn against being stuck up and greedy, and tearing into the poor and needy.
It then mentions four Insatiables, three of which are never satisfied, and four mysteries which the speaker is unable to understand. It also lists four intolerables, four small wonders, and four dignitaries which have impressive bearing. The conversation ends with a reminder to not be stuck up and to always show respect. In summary, the conversation is a warning to lead a good life and to show respect.
Timestamps 00:00:00 Proverbs 30: Faith, Humility, and Dependence
00:00:59 Heading: The Contrast Between Arrogance and Humility in Believers and Skeptics
00:03:13 Conversation on the Dangers of Disrespecting Parents and Greed
00:06:14 Proverbs 30: Reflection and Discussion

If People Can’t See What God Is Doing | Journey Through Proverbs 29 | Set Free 24-7

A Proverb a Day Keeps the Police Away! Join me as we read through the book of Proverbs in the Message Version this month! Proverbs 29 is a chapter from the Book of Proverbs in the Bible, which contains a collection of wise sayings and advice on various topics, such as morality, ethics, and relationships. Proverbs 29 contains many valuable insights into human behavior and offers guidance on how to live a fulfilling and righteous life.
Some of the key themes in this chapter include the importance of justice, humility, discipline, and wisdom. Another notable proverb from this chapter is Proverbs 29:23, which states, "Pride brings a person low, but the lowly in spirit gain honor." This proverb highlights the value of humility and warns against the dangers of arrogance and pride. Today's reading is packed full of wisdom, insight, and good instruction for living to keep you on the right path! I'm not pushy or preachy, I'm just glad that you are here!
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"Proverbs 29: Wisdom On Leadership, Poverty And More" Summary/Abstract Show Notes This conversation discusses the importance of discipline and treating the poor fairly. It explains that when a leader listens to malicious gossip, everyone is infected with evil. The section emphasizes the importance of disciplining children, as it will make them more delightful to live with.
It also explains that good people will be glad when evil people stumble, and that people will be blessed when they attend to what God reveals. The conversation concludes by emphasizing that it takes more than talk to keep workers in line. In this conversation, the speaker talks about Proverbs 29, discussing how simple words can easily go in one ear and out the other. They caution against letting people treat you like a doormat and remind us that an angry person stirs up a lot of discord.
They focus on verses 14 and 25, which state that leadership gains authority and respect when the voiceless poor are treated fairly, and the fear of human opinion can disable us, but trusting in God can protect us from that. Finally, they encourage us to look at the poor with kindness and not condescension, as God focuses special love on them.
The speaker recounts two instances where God had placed something on his heart. In the first instance, he was at church and felt compelled to go up and put his hands on a family and pray for them despite his initial apprehensions. In the second instance, he was at the VFW and noticed a man wearing a shirt that said In Memory of with the date March 6, 2023. Despite his initial reluctance, he felt compelled to talk to the man, and sure enough, the man walked right up to him. The speaker's takeaway is that when God puts something on your heart, you should trust Him and just move forward with it.
Timestamps
0:00:00 Heading: Proverbs 29: A Day to Keep the Police Away - Exploring the Message Version
0:00:56 Topic: The Benefits of Discipline and Wisdom in Leadership
0:03:24 Summary of Proverbs 29: Discussion
0:05:55 Heading: Trusting God and Moving Forward with His Guidance 0:08:27 Reflection on Conversation with Father Who Lost Daughter to Heroin Overdose
Highlights The Bible always looks at the poor with kindness, not condescension. The poor are always the focus of God's special love and always an opportunity for us to manifest his love. And so just to reiterate there, verse number 14 was leadership gains authority and respect when the voiceless poor are treated fairly.
The other one that stood out to me was verse number 25. The fear of human opinion disables, and trusting in God protects you from that. How many times do we allow things when we think somebody's thinking something of us, right? Or how many times do we think something in our head like, man, I can't do that because somebody's going to think something of me or I don't know what they'll say, or they're going to laugh at me, or they're going to think I'm stupid. But if God is placing something on your heart, I'm going to say trust Him and just move forward with that.
When good people run things, everyone is glad. But when the ruler is bad, everyone groans. If you love wisdom, you'll delight your parents, but you'll destroy their trust if you run with prostitutes. A leader of good judgment gives stability. An exploiting leader leaves a trail of waste. A flattering neighbor is up to no good. He's probably planning to take advantage of you.
 

A Devious Life Is A Doomed Life | Journey Through Proverbs 28 | Set Free 24-7

A Proverb a Day Keeps the Police Away! Join me as we read through the book of Proverbs in the Message Version this month! I love verse 18: "Walk Straight, Live well, and be saved! A Devious life is a doomed life." Where in your life are you holding onto some devious ways? Is it devious to not be honest with someone about how you are doing or something that you are going through?
The consequences of sin: Proverbs 28:13 states, "Whoever conceals his transgressions will not prosper, but he who confesses and forsakes them will obtain mercy." This verse highlights the importance of admitting our sins and seeking forgiveness, as concealing them will lead to negative consequences and hinder our prosperity.
The value of hard work: Proverbs 28:19 says, "Whoever works his land will have plenty of bread, but he who follows worthless pursuits will have plenty of poverty." This verse emphasizes the importance of diligence and hard work, which lead to prosperity and abundanceToday's reading is packed full of wisdom, insight, and good instruction for living to keep you on the right path! I'm not pushy or preachy, I'm just glad that you are here!
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"Good Instruction For Living: Proverbs 28 - A Light, Fun Reading"
Summary/Abstract Show Notes
Robert welcomed the viewer to Set Free 24/7 and introduced the Proverb a day to keep the police away. He said that Proverbs are full of wisdom and good instruction, even for those who don't follow a faith. Robert then joked about his jacket and said that God's Word can be fun. The Proverb of the day was from Proverbs 28 and was titled If You Desert God's Law. This Proverb talks about how the wicked are edgy with guilt, always ready to run away, while the honest people are relaxed and confident.
Robert then encouraged the viewer to explore more of God's Word. The conversation discussed the impact of wickedness and how it affects the poor. It is better to be poor and direct than rich and crooked. It is important to practice God's law, which will bring wisdom and a good reputation. It is better to be generous to the poor, rather than ignoring them and risking their curses.
The conversation concluded with the idea that having a tender heart leads to a blessed life, whereas having a hard heart leads to a hard life, and that it is important to give anger and grudges to God. In this episode, the speaker talks about the importance of surrounding yourself with people who are wiser than you and have more experience in life. He encourages listeners to find people who can pray for them, be transparent with them, and help sharpen their iron.
He emphasizes that real survivors learn wisdom from others and that by allowing them into your life, it can end up for the best. He finishes by reminding the audience to like and share the episode and to leave prayer requests in the comments if they need it.
Timestamps 0:00:00 Script for Proverbs Chapter 28 Reading: "If You Desert God's Law"
0:01:09 Summary of Proverbs 28: Reflection on Doing Great Harm in Seemingly Harmless Ways 0:05:41 Episode 28: Real Survivors Learn Wisdom from Others Highlights 
The other one that I put down was if you think you know it all, you're a fool for sure. Real survivors learn wisdom from others. One of the things that I did a little differently this time around when I got out of prison was started to surround myself with people that knew more than me, that were in recovery longer than me and had been part of a faith community longer than me. Shut your eyes to their needs and run a gauntlet of curses. And when corruption takes over, good people go underground. But when the crooks are thrown out, it's safe to come out. And friends, just like that, we are done with Chapter 28. Was there a verse in there that stood out to you? Or maybe something that you took from the whole theme of today?
For Chapter 28, I had written down a tender-hearted person lives a blessed life, and a hard-hearted person lives a hard life. A devious life is a doomed life. And the next section is titled doing Great Harm in Seemingly Harmless Ways. So work your garden. You'll end up with plenty of food, play and party, and you'll end up with an empty plate. Committed and persistent work pays off. Get-rich-quick schemes are ripoffs playing favorites is always a bad thing. You can do great harm in seemingly harmless ways. A miser in a hurry to get rich doesn't know that he'll end up broke in the end.
 

The Devil In Me | The Prodigal Son Comes Home | Robert Woldhuis Testimony

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In this KINGDOM REEL Documentary, we follow the life of Robert Woldhuis, a Michigan native who tells his powerful story of the battles he has fought in life and the victories he achieved along the way. Roberts story gives the audience a glimpse into what a string of bad decisions can result in and what life looks like when the consequences of those decisions catch up with you. There is hope in his story that is full of redemption, forgiveness and restoration resulting in a full circle moment. Robert shows us that no matter how far gone you may be, you are never too far gone to change your life around and find peace, hope and joy. Know someone that this film could bless? Please like and share it with them! For all KINGDOM REEL Podcasts and Documentaries visit our website http://www.kingdomreel.com
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Summary/Abstract Show Notes The speaker had a seemingly perfect childhood growing up with a religious family on a farm and attending Christian schools. They would often go to visit their uncle and aunt in Illinois during the summers, and this is where they developed an interest in customer service and the market. Middle school was tough for the speaker as they only had one other classmate when they left 8th grade, and they had to reintegrate into a high school with friends who had been together for nearly a decade.
This made the speaker the outsider, living outside of town and not quite fitting in with their classmates. The speaker recounts his experience of feeling like an outsider in high school. He tried to fit in with different groups but felt like he didn't belong in any of them. He also had disciplinary issues and felt like the disciplinarian, Pete, had a personal vendetta against him. He accumulated 20 points by Christmas time and needed 21 to be expelled.
He felt like he couldn't do anything right and was constantly being watched by Pete. The speaker's story highlights the difficulties of navigating high school as an outsider. The speaker had a long school year ahead of him, but he made one mistake and got himself kicked out of high school in his senior year. He was smoking pot and using acid but still managed to graduate from South Christian High School, albeit without attending the graduation ceremony.
He felt a major disconnect with religion, people calling themselves Christians, and his family, as he was adopted when he was a baby. As an adopted kid, he had the desire to know his roots, and would often go to the farmers market in Chicago with his parents. His parents were honest with him about his adoption, which he appreciated.
The speaker had a difficult upbringing due to a disconnect with family, religion, and Christianity. He joined the military as a way to escape and start anew. Upon graduating from boot camp, he got a tattoo of a devil flipping off with both hands to symbolize his resentment towards God, religion, and Christianity. He had four kids at a young age, but his marriage struggled due to his inability to communicate with his wife, eventually leading to divorce.
This divorce was particularly difficult for him because he had grown up in a Christian home and was expected to live up to that standard. Running even blessed me with my wife. I met my wife in 2019 as she was entering a program through the Amway Riverbank Run that I was exiting, and we both didn't want a relationship at that point, but God knew what he wanted, and God knew what he was going to bring together.
So while I don't run as much as I used to, I still have a love for running and the community of people around running and all of the beautiful gifts, including my wife, that running has given me. And I went out there that day, and I did that. And I remember the sense of accomplishment and just feeling if you just stick your mind to it one step in front of the other, one moment at a time, you're going to get through this. You can do anything for a couple of hours. And running in the community that's around, running just ended up being such an important part. People were so supportive. I was able to share parts of my story and my journey with people as we were running.
But I ran a half mile a day, three to four times a week. And then the next week I did it again. And then the next week I added a little bit of distance and I kept adding a little bit of distance and I would be out there for a little bit longer. Each time the weight started to come off, started to feel a little better. I had no idea that the running seed that was planted in my heart would then end up being such an important part of my recovery. And also. My reintegration back in from prison when I got out of prison in 2015.

You Don’t Know Tomorrow! | Journey Through Proverbs 27 | Set Free 24-7

A Proverb a Day Keeps the Police Away! Proverbs 27 edition! Join me as we read through the book of Proverbs in the Message Version this month! How many times have you made plans for tomorrow and then something happens and everything changes? You don't know tomorrow, but there is someone who does! Are you trying to take HIS job?
This chapter talks about the saying, Iron Sharpens Iron, and how when we isolate ourselves, we are nothing but a blunt tool. We sharpen who we are in relationships with others by sharing thoughts, feelings, ideas, and values. Today's reading is packed full of wisdom, insight, and good instruction for living to keep you on the right path! I'm not pushy or preachy, I'm just glad that you are here!
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"How To Sharpen Yourself With Friends: Proverbs 27"
Summary/Abstract Show Notes
Robert welcomes the listener to Set Free 24/7, a program where a proverb is shared every day. He expresses his gladness that the listener is there, suggesting that it is not by chance, but providential. He then shares the proverb of the day, titled You Don't Know Tomorrow, which speaks of not announcing what one will do tomorrow, as well as not drawing attention to oneself. He compares carrying a log across the shoulders and hefting a boulder with the arms to the burden of having to put up with a fool.
He ends the conversation by wishing the listener a good day. In essence, Robert encourages the listener to be mindful of the words they speak, to not be boastful, and to be aware of the people they surround themselves with. This conversation is based on Proverbs 27. It emphasizes the importance of expressing approval and being a good friend. A spoken reprimand is better than approval that's never expressed, and sweet friendship refreshes the soul.
Friendships should be cherished and nurtured since growth can only happen in relationships. Additionally, one should be wary of accepting anything from a stranger, as hell has a voracious appetite and one should never take their friends and family for granted. Finally, one's face mirrors their heart, and silver and gold are only tested by fire. In this episode, the speaker discusses Proverbs 27 and encourages those listening to be a friend to get a friend.
He suggests that people reach out, show up for coffee, and do life with people, no matter the heat or sparks that may be generated. He also encourages listeners to share prayer requests in the comments section. This Proverb a Day challenge has been fun for the speaker and he hopes it has been beneficial for the listeners as well. He encourages them to like and share the episode and reminds them that he reads all the comments. He wishes them a great day and looks forward to seeing them tomorrow for Proverb 28.
Timestamps 0:00:00 Professional Heading: Proverb of the Day: "You Don't Know Tomorrow" 0:00:57 Summary of Proverbs 27: A Reflection on Friendship, Reprimand, and Purity
0:05:53 Episode 27: Iron Sharpens Iron
Highlights How do we sharpen who we are? We do it in relationships with others. One person encounters another and there is an interchange of thoughts, feelings, ideas, and values. There's little growth in isolation. Isolated from others, we become dull. Our thinking is blunted, as are our feelings. And with our feelings, our faith, our hope, our love. The only way to remedy that is to routinely rub up against other people despite the heat that may generate or the sparks that may fly.
What did you get out of today? Was there a verse or a theme that kind of stood out to you? The verses that stood out to me were verse number five. A spoken reprimand is better than approval that's never expressed. I've said this numerous times while we've been doing Proverbs. Just go say something nice to somebody. How many times do we think about something, a compliment for somebody, and we just never take the time to send it? And sending those compliments can literally be a game-changer for somebody. Be wary of accepting what a transient has pawned.
If you wake your friend in the early morning by shouting Rise and shine, it will sound to him more like a curse than a blessing. A nagging spouse is like a drip, drip, drip of a leaky faucet. You can't turn it off and you can't get away from it. And this next section is titled your Face Mirrors Your Heart. So you use steel to sharpen steel, and one friend sharpens another.

Drunks and Scalpels...Not A Good Mix! Ode To Fools | Journey Through Proverbs 26 | Set Free 24-7

A Proverb a Day Keeps the Police Away! Join me as we read through the book of Proverbs in the Message Version this month! What would you do if your doctor showed up to surgery with a stiff drink in one hand and a scalpel in the other? I would say it's time for a new doctor!
This chapter really focuses on the consequences of foolishness. The warnings we often pay the most attention to in Scripture are those that have to do with wickedness, but Proverbs warns us that foolishness can be every bit as destructive as wickedness. Sometimes even more so! Today's reading is packed full of wisdom, insight, and good instruction for living to keep you on the right path! I'm not pushy or preachy, I'm just glad that you are here!
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"Understanding The Consequences Of Foolishness In Proverbs 26" Summary/Abstract Show Notes This conversation is about Proverbs Chapter 26 and its warnings about foolishness. Eugene Peterson states that throughout Proverbs, the way of the wise and the way of the fool are contrasted.
In Proverbs 26, there is a concentration of verses on foolishness and its consequences. The speaker in the conversation then goes on to explain that Proverbs warns us that foolishness can be just as destructive as wickedness, and can sometimes be even more so.
The speaker encourages the listener to pay attention to these warnings, as they can be very helpful in avoiding foolishness and its consequences. The speaker then encourages the listener to dive into Proverbs 26 and see what it has to say about being a fool. In Proverbs 26, the author warns against responding to the foolishness of a fool, as it will only make you look foolish yourself.
He also advises against sending a message by a fool, as it will only lead to trouble. When someone speaks warmly to you, it is best not to trust them, as they may be plotting to take advantage of you. Malice and spite will only backfire, and liars will ultimately be exposed for their dishonesty.
The proverb ends by cautioning against honoring a fool, as it is like putting a mud brick on a marble column. The speaker reflects on how Jesus brings up proverbs and uses them to make people think and how it can be compared to giving a drunk person a scalpel. They encourage the listeners to share their need for prayer and to like and share the episode if they found it useful. Finally, they remind the listeners to come back tomorrow for Proverbs chapter 27.
Timestamps 00:00:00 "Exploring Proverbs 26: Warnings Against Foolishness"
00:01:04 Summary of Proverbs Chapter 26: Fools Recycle Silliness and Like Glaze on Cracked Pottery
00:05:15 Proverbs Chapter 26: Reflections on Jesus' Responses and a Warning Against Drunk Surgeons
Highlights section is titled, Like Glaze on Cracked Pottery. So Dreamers fantasize their self importance. They think, they are smarter than a whole college faculty. You grab a mad dog by the ears when you butt into a quarrel that's none of your business. Proverbs Chapter 26 has to say about being a fool.
So this one is titled Fools Recycle Silliness. We no more give honors to fools than pray for snow in summer or rain during harvest. In Proverbs 26, there's a concentration of verses on foolishness and its consequences. The warnings that we often pay the most attention to in scripture are those that have to do with wickedness.

Buying Lunch For My Enemies | Journey Through Proverbs 25 | Set Free 24-7

A Proverb a Day Keeps the Police Away! Join me as we read through the book of Proverbs in the Message Version this month! Have you ever done something nice for someone even though they didn't deserve it? Somebody named Jesus spent his life doing just that. We don't win over our enemies by wielding weapons, but instead by YEILDING them. Maybe buy them a lunch instead of attacking them with a lance. Remember, the enemies that Jesus forgave were the very same people that crucified him. Today's reading is packed full of wisdom, insight, and good instruction for living to keep you on the right path! I'm not pushy or preachy, I'm just glad that you are here!
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Robert Shares Insights on Proverbs 25 – The Right Word at the Right Time [SUMMARY]: The speaker, Robert, thanks his followers for tuning in to Set Free 24-7, a daily series where he reads a Proverb and shares his thoughts. He encourages his audience to add the Bible into their lives at least four times a week, citing positive changes such as less swearing, drinking, and cheating on one's spouse.
The speaker, Robert, thanks his followers for joining him on his 25-day streak of reading a Proverb a day. He mentions a study that shows adding the Bible in at least four times a week can lead to positive changes in one's life, such as less swearing, drinking, and cheating. He then continues with a summary of Proverbs 25, which includes wise sayings of King Solomon about the right word at the right time, the importance of removing the wicked from leadership, and the value of reliable friends and gentle speech.
The section titled A Person Without Self Control warns against indulging in excess and emphasizes the importance of self-control. The conversation continues with a discussion on Proverbs Chapter 25, focusing on the theme of being kind to enemies and not jumping to conclusions. The conversation also touches on a study that highlights the benefits of being kind and sharing faith with others.
The group then delves into the wise sayings of King Solomon in the chapter, discussing topics such as leadership, jumping to conclusions, and the importance of reliable friends. The conversation ends with a mention of the section titled A Person Without Self Control. The conversation continues with a discussion of Proverbs chapter 25. The importance of speaking the right words at the right time is emphasized and the benefits of following this practice are highlighted.
The conversation then moves on to discuss various verses from the chapter, including the importance of not outstaying your welcome with friends, not trusting double-crossers, and showing kindness to enemies. The importance of not jumping to conclusions is also discussed.
[CHAPTERS] [00:00:00] Reflections on Proverbs 25: A Daily Dose of the Bible with Set Free 24-7
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[00:07:00] Reflections on the Power of Words: A Discussion on Proverbs Chapter 25
[QUOTES] Offering lunch instead of a lance. The other verses that stood out to me were, number eight, don't jump to conclusions. There may be a perfectly good explanation for what you just saw. This next section is titled A Person Without Self Control. When you're given a box of candy, don't gulp it all down. Eat too much chocolate, and you'll make yourself sick.
So there are also these proverbs of Solomon collected by the scribes of Hezekiah, king of Judah. Like the horizons for breadth and the ocean for depth. The understanding of a good leader is broad and deep. Less swearing, less drinking, less cheating on your spouse, all sorts of good things. I mean, and then all the things that went up were like sharing your faith with others, being kind, all those good things.