What makes wisdom worth more than any treasure on Earth? Proverbs 8 presents “Woman Wisdom,” whose call is unwavering, public, and deeply personal. Here, you’ll find why wisdom is not only trustworthy and righteous but eternally transformative—pointing to fulfillment that surpasses anything earthly. Read to learn more.

What wisdom does Proverbs offer about the dangers of debt, laziness, and wickedness? Discover how warnings against poor choices—taking on another’s burdens, living without purpose, and following deceitful paths—reveal life’s deeper truths. How might these ancient lessons impact your daily walk and transform your spiritual perspective?

Building on last week’s discussion of the dangers of sexual sin, this episode explores God's high view of sex within marriage, based on Proverbs 5:15-20. Discover the beauty of marital intimacy as God's true design for sex and learn how sexual fidelity offers joy and fulfillment, and serves as an answer to overcoming sexual sin.

In this episode of the X+1 Podcast, host Luke Metzler builds on previous discussion on sexual sin, urging listeners to give no room to the devil. Drawing from Ephesians 4:27, Proverbs 5:8, and 2 Timothy 2:22, Luke shares how we can guard our hearts by avoiding temptation and proactively pursuing righteousness in Christ.

Discover the profound wisdom in Proverbs 5-7 as we unpack the immense dangers of sexual sin and the power of intimacy in marriage. In this episode, learn how Solomon’s timeless advice on language and looks in regards to sexual sin speaks to us today. Tune in to safeguard your relationships and grow in godly wisdom.

In western Christianity it is very easy to be led by behavior modification rather than the Lord's changing of your heart. We commonly think behavior change leads to life change. This misconception causes us to place band-aid's on internal bleeding, which does us no good. Proverbs 4:20-27 shows us the importance of the heart, as it directly impacts our thoughts, words, and actions; it shows us heart change that leads to life change.

Remember the greek mythical character Medusa? How when someone looked at her they were turned to stone? Solomon makes a similar case today in Proverbs 4:10-19 for the path of the wicked, encouraging his audience to stay away from that path at all costs (lest their hearts become hardened like stone), and to embrace/walk a different path - that of wisdom.

What is God's design for the family?

In this episode of the X+1 Podcast, we explore how wisdom is multigenerational, uncovering its importance in our roles as grandparents, parents, and children.

Today we round off Proverbs 3, and we do so by shifting our focus from our vertical relationship with God to our horizontal relationship with others, specifically with our neighbors.

What would your life look like if you put as much emphasis on wisdom as Solomon did? Would you live in greater life? Greater security? Greater peace? There's a reason Solomon places so much emphasis on wisdom, and in today's verses he shows us more reasons why we should 'keep sound wisdom and discretion' all our days.

On today's episode, we look at the connection between Proverbs 3:19-20 & Proverbs 24:3-4. Both sets of Scripture utilize the same agents in the same order, and thus produce very similar meanings. Be encouraged today to build, establish, and fill your house with wisdom.

God values wisdom A LOT. He founded the earth by wisdom, established the heavens by understanding, and sustains creation by His knowledge. Discover how pursuing this divine wisdom can transform your life.

On today's episode of 'FRIDAY MOOD', we build off of the other podcast series 'Pursuing Wisdom in Proverbs' by looking at the VERY STRONG connection between Proverbs 3:16, and Proverbs 22:4; the connection between wisdom, humility, and fear of the Lord.

We tend to daydream about what we desire most. So what do you daydream about most? Is it money? Relationships? Success? You see it’s in our pattern of thought that our greatest desires are revealed. It’s in our daydreams, in our thoughts, where we can find out what we treasure most.

Submission. Discipline. Correction. You read those words and how do you react? Do they have a more negative or positive connotation to them? Most people despise those words and what they mean to us. But are we to despise them? Or should we love them? In today's verses, Solomon shows us that asking God for less discipline & less correction, by refusing to submit to His authority, we are actually asking God to love us LESS, not more.

Verses 5-10 in Proverbs 3 contain some of the most commonly quoted verses in the whole book by Christians. They're very popular & in many ways they are to Christ’s disciples what the wedding ceremony is to newlyweds, as they show us the vows we must keep in our covenant relationship with the LORD.

Welcome to Proverbs 3!!! Today we move from focusing on the outer life to the inner life, further exploring how this journey for wisdom isn't about behavior modification; it's about transformation of the heart.

In Proverbs 2:11-22, Solomon gives us two illustrations of two groups of people that serve as warnings to our walk with wisdom. And who are those groups of people? Evil men and evil women. Shocker! But Solomon provides these illustrations to give us more than a warning...he provides them to show us that wisdom delivers; Wisdom delivers from the way of evil men and evil women.

Have you ever been offered or told of something great and your initial reaction was 'Why'? Like 'Why should I care about that' 'Why should that be of any importance to me?'. In truth, we've all asked those questions because we are skeptical people and always want to know the why behind anything. Solomon, the writer of Proverbs, understood this, and that is why today he provides reasons 'why' we should care about wisdom and its value.

Have you ever wondered what it looks like to grow in understanding of the fear of the LORD? Or have you wondered what it looks like to grow in wisdom & the knowledge of God? Solomon in Proverbs 2:1-5 answers those questions by giving us six disciplines needed to 'understand the fear of the LORD and find the knowledge of God' (v5).