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Proverbs 18

Proverbs 18

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Sep 12, 2026

Rick WarrenHOST
16:17
The Bible is very blunt.
Rick WarrenHOST
16:19
Look at this verse, Proverbs 18:20, "You will have to live with the consequences of everything you say." Now, not only will you have to live with the consequences of everything you say, you will have to live with the consequences of everything you do.
Rick WarrenHOST
16:32
You will have to live with the consequences of everything you think.
Rick WarrenHOST
16:34
And when you say, "I can get away with this, it's just a small thing," you are setting yourself up for failure.
Steve HarveyHOST
4:04
You know, there's a scripture.
Steve HarveyHOST
4:06
It's in Proverbs, Proverbs 18 and 16.
Steve HarveyHOST
4:09
I've been trying to be a little bit better at that for you, you know.
Steve HarveyHOST
4:12
So when I have an idea and I know where it is, I have somebody look the scripture up for me and hand it to me.
Steve HarveyHOST
4:18
So it's in Proverbs 18:16, and this is the layman's term of it.
Steve HarveyHOST
4:23
It says, "A man's gift make room for him and brings him before great men." It is your gift that will make room for you.
Steve HarveyHOST
4:33
Now, my interpretation of this is, is this.
Rick WarrenHOST
9:59
Look at this one.
Rick WarrenHOST
9:59
Proverbs 18:21: "Those who love to talk will have to eat their own words."
speaker_5UNKNOWN
10:04
[laughs]
Rick WarrenHOST
10:05
Yeah, that's...

9 MINS LATER

Rick WarrenHOST
19:11
I need to share their feeling, not the solution.
Rick WarrenHOST
19:15
Here's what the Bible says.
Rick WarrenHOST
19:16
Proverbs 18, verse 13.
Rick WarrenHOST
19:18
Anyone who answers quickly without listening, that's what I'm talking about, getting to the fix first, the solution.
Rick WarrenHOST
15:16
The Bible is very blunt.
Rick WarrenHOST
15:17
Look at this verse, Proverbs 18:20, "You will have to live with the consequences of everything you say." Now, not only will you have to live with the consequences of everything you say, you will have to live with the consequences of everything you do.
Rick WarrenHOST
15:31
You will have to live with the consequences of everything you think.
Rick WarrenHOST
15:33
And when you say, "I can get away with this, it's just a small thing," you are setting yourself up for failure.
Rick WarrenHOST
13:14
Look up here on the screen.
Rick WarrenHOST
13:15
Proverbs 18 24 says this.
Rick WarrenHOST
13:18
These are friends who destroy each other.
Rick WarrenHOST
13:22
Have you ever seen a couple friends destroy each other? Yeah, they weren't real friends.

49 MINS LATER

Kurt JohnstonGUEST
62:10
And every now and then the clam opens, and it's only open for a little while, and then it closes again.
Kurt JohnstonGUEST
62:15
And the skill, the art of being a parent, really the skill of being a good friend, having healthy conversations, recognizing when's the window open, when is the clam shell open, instead of trying to force things in when it's not a natural fit.
Kurt JohnstonGUEST
62:28
Real quickly, let's... add a few more keys to building healthy friendships the fifth one is to be consistent to be consistent specifically you can be consistent by sticking with them in tough times stick with them in tough times if you're known for being consistent you'll be known for being a good friend proverbs 18 24 says there are friends who pretend to be friends But there is a friend who sticks closer than a brother, talking about consistency.
Kurt JohnstonGUEST
62:58
Job 6.14 says, a despairing man should have the devotion of his friends even though he forsakes the fear of the Almighty.
TomGUEST
39:27
That person at your office, that person at your school, it's the worst thing in the world when the very person that's driving you crazy has a good suggestion for your life.
TomGUEST
39:37
But let me ask you, can you learn from them? Can you learn from anybody? Look at this next verse in the outline, Proverbs 18, 15.
TomGUEST
39:44
Intelligent people are always open to new ideas.
TomGUEST
39:48
In fact, they look for them.
Kevin DeYoungSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
19:06
Yeah.
Todd FrielHOST
19:06
And that's just, that's Proverbs 18:17 violation.
Todd FrielHOST
19:10
But for some reason, I don't know, I was weak.
Kevin DeYoungSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
19:14
[laughs]
speaker_5GUEST
42:27
It's that serious.
speaker_5GUEST
42:30
As Proverbs 18 states, a brother helped by his brother is like a walled city.
speaker_5GUEST
42:36
Fraternal correction is certainly one of the most necessary forms of help that we can give and also receive.
speaker_5GUEST
42:45
Of course, the Old Testament teaching on fraternal correction is brought to perfection by our Lord, and the Gospel passage shows that and the ways that fraternal correction can be bettered when we ourselves fail to get the desired results.
Tim BrownHOST
63:18
But consider the proverb.
Tim BrownHOST
63:20
Proverbs 18 says, And he speaks of that as well.
Tim BrownHOST
63:28
The words of a gossip are like choice morsels that go down to the inmost parts.
Tim BrownHOST
63:36
I found this interesting when we were talking about law, the truth, and things of that nature.
Tim BrownHOST
67:08
And it takes time to get that trust back.
Tim BrownHOST
67:15
But we have to agree with what God has said.
Tim BrownHOST
67:18
Proverbs 18.
Tim BrownHOST
67:23
Look at this.
JustinHOST
1:01
Trust me, it's a lot harder than it sounds.
JustinHOST
1:04
Let's hear this from Proverbs 18, verse 13.
JustinHOST
1:08
The one who gives an answer before he listens, this is foolishness and disgrace for him.
JustinHOST
1:16
Now those are some pretty strong words, but answering before you listen is like shouting out an answer before your teacher finishes the question.

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