Tyler Velin

It's not often Christians discuss the issue of gluttony, but Proverbs offers us a gospel-shaped view of our food and desires. Scripture: Proverbs 25:16, 27-28

In the second half of Proverbs 24 we see a hope in the midst of wickedness. Scripture: Proverbs 24:15-22

In the first part of Proverbs 24 we see the challenge of caring for others and the hope which satisfies and compels us. Scripture: Proverbs 24:1-14

In Proverbs 23:29-35, Solomon soberly and cautiously walks is through the dangers of alcohol abuse. Scripture: Proverbs 23:29-35

Before the Proverbial father's turns his son into the world, he calls him to consider his father's heart for him. Scripture: Proverbs 23:13-28

Proverbs 23:1-8 shares three bleak pictures of never getting what you want in order to point us to the true wealth we have in the gospel. Scripture: Proverbs 23:1-8

In Proverbs 22:22-29, Solomon warns us of the dubious ways to make money and what it looks like to trust God in our labors. Scripture: Proverbs 22:22-29

In Solomon's introduction to the "Words of the Wise," he eagerly invites us to share in the joy of applying wisdom. Scripture: Proverbs 22:17-21

Proverbs 20 gives us a glimpse into our heart by showing the King who will examine it. Scripture: Proverbs 20:2-12

Proverbs 15 has a lot to say about our words, but more to say about what our hearts want. Scripture: Proverbs 15:1-33

In Proverbs 16 Solomon continues to draw us deeper into God's wisdom by showing us the power and nature of the God who makes wisdom work. Scripture: Proverbs 16:10-15

In the middle of Proverbs 14 we get a glimpse into a key theme in the book of Proverbs: relational ethics. Scripture: Proverbs 14:20-32

In chapters 13-14 of Proverbs we see the swirling rhythm of the book and the way in which God's wisdom impacts our thoughts on everything. Scripture: Proverbs 13:20-14:13

In Proverbs 13:6-19, Solomon wants us to be wise in the area of riches, safety and ultimate satisfaction. Scripture: Proverbs 13:6-19

In the closing chapters of John we get a glimpse into four scenes which shape our understanding of what it means to follow Jesus. Scripture: John 20:19-21:25

In an astounding passage to a group of confused disciples, Jesus shares the deep hope and unshakable joy his followers will have after his resurrection. Scripture: John 16:16-33

The bookends of John's account of the Last Supper give us a glimpse into Jesus' motivation and joy that lead him to the cross. Scripture: John 13:1, 14:31

The Apostle John wants to help his readers have a clear and abiding view of who Jesus is and the story in John 11 helps the disciples understand all that would follow in the Easter narrative. Scripture: John 11:1-44

Solomon continues to address the way in which Christians interact with others in Proverbs 11 and 12. Scripture: Proverbs 11:29-12:12

Watch our most recent sermon in Proverbs for tips on how to get rich quick (and still die) and four principles for gospel generosity. Scripture: Proverbs 11:16-28

In Hebrews 10:26-39, the author models the heart and tone the church is to take with their brothers or sisters who are stuck in unrepentant sin. Scripture: Hebrews 10:26-39

After blowing the doors off the Old Testament Temple structure with the gospel, the author of Hebrews shows how we are to approach God: together. Scripture: Hebrews 10:19-25

In Proverbs 11:9-15 Solomon turns his attention to the public interactions of the righteous. Scripture: Proverbs 11:9-15

In the opening verses of Proverbs 11, we see the astounding comfort of righteousness. Scripture: Proverbs 11:1-8