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Proverbs 16

Proverbs 16

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Oct 30, 2026

William KaneHOST
59:13
How would you encourage your brother?
Ben CraneHOST
59:14
I just keep kind of thinking of Proverbs 16, verse 3.
Ben CraneHOST
59:19
It just says, commit your work to the Lord and your plans will be established.
Ben CraneHOST
59:24
And so I just I feel like that verse, you know, contextualizes, you know, like what you're saying, golf life, but also your life outside of golf and just committed to the Lord.
Kyle NormanHOST
0:14
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Kyle NormanHOST
0:24
Right after the short word from our sponsors, we will reflect on tonight's scripture, Proverbs 16.
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0:51
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2:30
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Kyle NormanHOST
2:41
Our evening reflection is written by Amanda Adleman and read by Kyle Norman.
Kyle NormanHOST
2:47
Proverbs 16 To humans belong the plans of the heart, but from the Lord comes the proper answer of the tongue.
Kyle NormanHOST
2:59
All a person's ways seems pure to them, but motives are weighed by the Lord.
Erica PyleHOST
35:26
I know.
Erica PyleHOST
35:27
It's crazy, right? But Proverbs 16, 24 says, Gracious words are a honeycomb, sweet to the soul and healing to the bones.
Erica PyleHOST
35:35
Galatians 6, 9 says, Let us not become weary in doing good, which is speaking words of life over your future customers.
Erica PyleHOST
35:43
For at the proper time, we will reap a harvest out of those seeds that we're sowing at our mouth if we do not give up.
Michael ReevesGUEST
11:35
For underneath our wills, directing and governing our choices, lie our hearts with their inclinations and desires.
Michael ReevesGUEST
11:48
Proverbs 16, verse 9, in his heart, a man plans his course.
Michael ReevesGUEST
11:54
And that is why we choose to sin.
Michael ReevesGUEST
11:58
We do not go through life neutrally weighing the odds of each decision.
Rick WarrenHOST
15:07
Then God says that people who start quarrels are troublemakers.
Rick WarrenHOST
15:12
The book of Proverbs is very rich in verses on this, but Proverbs 16, 28 says, a devious troublemaker starts quarrels and their gossip separates the closest of friends.
Rick WarrenHOST
15:25
He said, if I start quarrels, I'm a devious troublemaker.
Rick WarrenHOST
15:30
Now, God also says that if we serve the Lord, like you're serving the Lord, like I'm serving the Lord, we are forbidden to quarrel.
Rick WarrenHOST
17:59
This produces jealousy, rivalry, cursing, suspicion, conflict between people whose corrupted minds have been robbed of the truth.
Rick WarrenHOST
18:10
Does that sound like our culture today? On the other hand, God also says that staying out of quarrels shows both maturity and character.
Rick WarrenHOST
18:20
Proverbs 20, verse three in the message, it's a mark of good character to avert quarrels, but fools love to pick fights.
Rick WarrenHOST
18:28
Am I a fool? or am I mature? Finally, God says that quarreling can lead to massive destruction like a dam that explodes and unleashes a flood of destruction.
Mike BagbyGUEST
2:43
And as I'm reading Proverbs every day when I wake up, a couple of days ago, I was at chapter 16.
Mike BagbyGUEST
2:55
And Proverbs 16 says this.
Mike BagbyGUEST
2:58
The plans of the heart belong to man, but the answer of the tongue is from the Lord.
Mike BagbyGUEST
3:02
All the ways of a man are clean in his sight, but the Lord weighs the motives.
Mike BagbyGUEST
4:32
Enthusiastic talk, yes.
Mike BagbyGUEST
4:34
They were yelling.
Mike BagbyGUEST
4:38
Well, so I think what Proverbs 16.3 is telling me, Rhett, is – that if I am diligent to do the things that God has called me to do on a daily basis, that I obey him in the small decisions of my life, then he will reveal his plan, his big plan for my life.
Mike BagbyGUEST
5:04
Does that make sense? That as our works are, commit our works to the Lord and your plans will be established.
Tim BrownHOST
76:12
This word here would be used in that.
Tim BrownHOST
76:16
For instance, If you go over to Proverbs 16, this is what we see.
Tim BrownHOST
76:23
Proverbs 16, beginning in verse 18, it says, Pride goes before destruction.
Tim BrownHOST
76:30
Now, listen, friends, when I talk about this word proud or pride, and often I've shared that with you guys, I have to catch, I catch myself, or I used to catch myself.
Tim BrownHOST
76:42
I don't think I use it often.
Mark PeiserGUEST
28:16
And you weigh them on the scale.
Mark PeiserGUEST
28:19
So I don't know if you're familiar with Proverbs 16, 11.
Mark PeiserGUEST
28:22
Have you ever heard that? I'm
Dean HulceHOST
28:24
sure I have.
Shawn GreenerHOST
29:49
Listen, and the land is being handed out by lot.
Shawn GreenerHOST
29:53
Remember, Proverbs 16, verse 33, the lot is cast into the lap.
Shawn GreenerHOST
29:59
But it's every decision is from the Lord.
Shawn GreenerHOST
30:05
Nobody's grabbing.
Jeremy StibbardGUEST
47:56
All right, we're done.
Jeremy StibbardGUEST
47:56
The memory verse for next week is Proverbs 16, verse 18.
Jeremy StibbardGUEST
48:00
Pride goeth before destruction and an haughty spirit before a fall.
Jeremy StibbardGUEST
48:04
Proverbs 16, verse 18.
Jeremy StibbardGUEST
48:06
Shall we pray? Father, help us.
Jeremy StibbardGUEST
48:08
We, I believe, I mean, maybe I speak for myself.

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