Wednesday Night April 27, 2016
Sermon
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Sermon:
SCRIPTURE: Proverbs 1, 10, 11, 12, 14, 15, 26, & 29
-This chapter in the bible tells you how to deal with people who are being foolish. It also gives you a description of a fool.
-You have to be able to respond to foolish people without being foolish.
-Repentance also calls for a changed mindset.
-Proverbs has scriptures dealing with who is a fool, how to deal with fools, and how not to be a fool.
-Fools hate knowledge.
-Running your mouth too much is foolish.
-If your causing problems for your own family, you’re a fool.
-Following your heart is not always a wise decisions, seek godly advice.
-Don’t be an egotistical person, listen to wise advice.
-Listening to counsel does not make you weak or stupid, it makes you wise.
-People knowing you are mad is not an accomplishment.
-There is a difference between making “God led” decisions and making decisions based on how you feel or from your heart.
-Birds of a feather flock together.
-Sometimes its just best to leave a situation if someone is talking or being foolish.
-Sometimes the plain truth is people don’t want to know or hear about God.
-Don’t define foolishness based upon your heart base it on the word of God.
-People who cannot control their emotions have a tendency to act foolishly.
SCRIPTURE: Psalms 14
-If you are talking to someone and they state that there is no God, you are dealing with a fool.
SCRIPTURE: Matthew 5
-Don’t use your mouth to be destructive and tear down others.
-You can’t worship God with a bad spirit.