Steve DeNeff - Proverbs 9:1-5; 10-12; 4:5-9,18-19
There are two storylines in our day – one of unprecedented
accomplishments and prosperity, and another of disorder and fear – and what is most needed is a remnant of genuine
people who are wise. But what is
wisdom? Where does it begin and how does
the pursuit of it make all other things easier? This sermon will introduce wisdom and folly as currents in a river, with
the “fear of the Lord” as the headwaters of wisdom. It will challenge us to “get wisdom, though
it cost all you have,” (4:7) and show how the “fear of the Lord” means more
than simple faith.
