Proverbs 22
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Oct 30, 2026
annm2705HOST
Today we will cover Proverbs 22.
annm2705HOST
First let's pray.
annm2705HOST
Heavenly Father, please open our hearts, our minds, and our ears to what you have to say.
annm2705HOST
We ask this in Jesus' name.
annm2705HOST
Amen.
annm2705HOST
So Proverbs 22, a good name is more desirable than riches.
annm2705HOST
To be esteemed is better than silver or gold.
annm2705HOST
Rich and poor have this in common.
Jim FreaseGUEST
To encourage him.
Jim FreaseGUEST
The Bible says Proverbs 12, 25.
Jim FreaseGUEST
An encouraging word makes a heart glad.
Jim FreaseGUEST
You guys just got back from Panama.
Jim FreaseGUEST
Thank you.
Jim FreaseGUEST
What am I doing? I'm encouraging.
Jim FreaseGUEST
Proverbs 12, 25.
Jim FreaseGUEST
An encouraging word really does make a heart glad.
Tanner MullenHOST
The question is whether you'll be the generalist fighting for scraps or the specialist who owns the category.
Tanner MullenHOST
Today's verse, from Proverbs 22, verse 29.
Tanner MullenHOST
Do you see someone skilled in their work? They will serve before kings.
Tanner MullenHOST
God calls us to work with excellence, and excellence comes from focus.
John DalrympleHOST
But it allows us to just focus in on one or two verses.
John DalrympleHOST
So for example, this morning, when we read through Proverbs 22, I was looking for one or two verses that we could focus in on and discuss together.
John DalrympleHOST
And so I landed on verse three, which says the prudent sees danger and hides himself, but the simple go on and suffer for it.
John DalrympleHOST
So I just asked the, I asked the boys, I'll get to a verse like that and say, what does it mean? And they'll give it a shot.
UnaHOST
It's going to be so good.
UnaHOST
All right, Proverbs 22, verse 29.
UnaHOST
Do you see a man...
UnaHOST
Interesting.
Ricky ScaparoHOST
All right.
Ricky ScaparoHOST
Proverbs 22, 3.
Ricky ScaparoHOST
The prudent man foresees evil and hides himself, but the simple pass on and are punished.
Ricky ScaparoHOST
Proverbs 27, 12, a prudent man foresees evil and hides himself in the simple pass on and are punished.
Ricky ScaparoHOST
Notice that Solomon repeated the same thing in Proverbs 22 as he did in chapter 27.
Ricky ScaparoHOST
In Hebrews 11, 7, the Bible says that Noah was divinely warned of things not yet seen, moved with godly fear and prepared an ark for the saving of his household.
Ricky ScaparoHOST
So there was action there.
BradGUEST
That is to say, they come to us sinful.
BradGUEST
Proverbs 22, verse 15 says, Folly is bound up in the heart of a child.
BradGUEST
If you could take a spade and dig into a child's heart, you will not find within it wisdom, knowledge, understanding, and insight, like precious jewels hidden away, waiting to be discovered by an eager explorer.
BradGUEST
That is not how our children come to us.
BradGUEST
Rather, you will instead find, as Proverbs 22, verse 15 says, Folly.
BradGUEST
Therefore, the job of the parent in discipline is not to find and discover goodness within the child that comes from Adam.
BradGUEST
It is to root out folly and through the different means that God gives us and to impart that child what they do not natively have, things like wisdom, instruction, insight, and knowledge.
BradGUEST
Question number three, how? How is this then to be done? Proverbs 22, verse 15 gives an answer.
annm2705HOST
So I'm going to end here and keep this one short today.
annm2705HOST
And to the next time we will cover verse, not verse, but Proverbs 22.
annm2705HOST
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Skip HeitzigHOST
And the question is, are you repeating the same behavior and words to stimulate their taste for godly living? That's how you teach them.
Skip HeitzigHOST
You know, the most often quoted scripture I hear when it comes to raising children, you know it probably all by heart, is Proverbs 22, which says, train up a child in the way that he should go, and when he is old, he will not depart from it.
Skip HeitzigHOST
Did you know the word train is the word hanach? Hanach is the word to train, and it literally means to put something into the mouth.
Skip HeitzigHOST
A very similar Arabic word, which comes from that same Semitic root.
Robert BaltodanoHOST
Let me give you a couple proverbs about your friend, the original question you had.
Robert BaltodanoHOST
Proverbs 22, verses 26 to 27 says, "...do not be one of those who shakes hands in a pledge, one of those who is shirty for debts.
Robert BaltodanoHOST
If you have nothing with which to pay, why should you take away your bed from under you?" And then Proverbs 17, 18 says, A man devoid of understanding shakes hands in a pledge and becomes surety for his friend.
Robert BaltodanoHOST
So Proverbs makes a lot of, you know, gives you a lot of good information, or rather wisdom, when it comes to, you know, making a pledge, shaking hands, and all of this, that if you don't have it, you don't do it.
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