Proverbs on Speech
Big Idea: Use your great power responsibly: selectively, softly, and selflessly.
1. Use it Selectively
2. Use it Softly
3. Use it Selflessly
Preparing for Sunday
Come Ready to Worship
Each week, we provide the following resources to help you spiritually prepare for communal worship. Investing time in preparation will enable you to grow and worship God more deeply during the Sunday Service. Resources for the upcoming Sunday are available by Saturday morning.
Preparation Questions: Proverbs 10:19-21
1. Relative to other people, how much do you talk? How wise do you think this is?
2. How good are you at speaking gently to people? (Think about a recent attempt to resolve a conflict, persuade someone, or share the gospel)
3. If you asked your family or friends, how much would they say you talk about yourself?
4. According to verse 21, what should your lips be used for? What do you think this means, and how much do you do it?
Sunday Songs
You can listen to our musical lineup for the Sunday Service using the YouTube links or the Spotify Playlist below.
Song Highlight: For The Cause
Our song highlight this week is For the Cause. The song calls us to Christ’s magnificent cause that we may be faithful in our bold proclamation of the Gospel so that many would put their faith in Christ and be saved. It is a call to proclaim good news of great joy that Christ has come and reconciled mankind to God through His great sacrifice on the cross. Through His death and resurrection, those imprisoned can be set free, those in turmoil can find peace, and those who are dead can be made alive. It is for this magnificent cause of the Gospel that we ought to say with hymn writer:
“Let it be my life’s refrain: To live is Christ, to die is gain,
empty myself, take my cross and follow the Son.”
Our whole life is called to this cause of Christ. Christ came to redeem us and save us when we were dead in our sins. Because of this, we go and proclaim His name so that many may hear, trust, believe, and be saved as well. Christ’s Church is called to this work until he comes again in glory. So until He comes again, we go for our King.