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10 resources referencing Proverbs 13:15
Elder Dan Salmons explores the life of Abraham, focusing on how he was called, commanded, and blessed by God. He emphasizes that Abraham's call required faith and obedience, illustrating that God's…
This sermon explores the invitation of Jesus in Matthew 11:28-30 to take His yoke and find rest for the soul. It emphasizes that while discipleship involves responsibility and a burden, Jesus' yoke…
The sermon emphasizes the importance of striving not to sin, highlighting that while repentance is available, innocence is preferable. It discusses the enticements and subtle traps of sin, the power…
The sermon titled "Don't Run the Stop Signs" emphasizes the importance of heeding God's warnings against sin, particularly focusing on fleeing fornication and idolatry. The preacher uses vivid…
The sermon explores the challenging response to Jesus' teaching in John 6, where many disciples turned away because they found His words difficult to accept. It emphasizes the sovereignty of God in…
The sermon emphasizes that the goal of a Christian's life is to please God by being like Jesus Christ, which involves putting off sinful behaviors and renewing the mind through God's Word.…
The sermon explores the biblical principle that perfect love casts out fear, based on 1 John 4:14-21. It explains that fear itself is not sinful but becomes problematic when it leads to sin, such as…
The sermon explores the biblical account of Cain and Abel from Genesis 4, emphasizing the reality and danger of sin as described in Genesis 4:7, where sin is depicted as crouching at the door, ready…
The sermon explores the biblical understanding of trials and suffering, emphasizing that they are an inevitable part of life due to the fallen state of the world after Adam and Eve's sin in Genesis…
The sermon explores Psalm 51 as David's profound prayer of repentance, emphasizing the deep need for forgiveness based on God's mercy and steadfast love. It highlights the personal nature of sin…