Proverbs

Proverbs 12 reminds me of the extra burden put on the first born of a family. Parents have great expectations of the oldest to plot

Proverbs 13 reminds me of a modern phenomenon of “experts” with no practical, Real-World experience. We hear relationship advice from reality show characters, and parental

Proverbs 14 reminds me of a Christian Financial Concepts budgeting class that my wife and I took in the early days of our marriage. This

Proverbs 15 reminds me of driving in big cities. I find myself gripping the steering wheel a little tighter as the congestion increases. When we

Proverbs 16 reminds me of one of my favorite Bible quotes, “What you meant for evil, God meant for good” (Genesis 50:20). While forgiving his

Proverbs 17 reminds me of the list of necessary qualities for a spouse that I developed long before I found Mrs. Right. Sadly, I learned

Proverbs 6 reminds me of a quote by Warren Buffett, one of the richest men in the world; his goal was to “give his children

Proverbs 18 reminds me of the first game we learned in school, called Follow the Leader. Everyone followed the path of the person in front

Proverbs 19 reminds me of the TV show about Celebrity Rehabilitation from addiction. It seems that many of these adults were child-actors, or children of

Proverbs 20 reminds me of the expression, “A man’s home is his castle”. While they may look cool, a castle’s purpose was to provide a