The world today claims to seek justice for perceived societal wrongs, yet fails to define justice according to God's word. Proverbs emphasizes that justice is rooted in God's perfect righteousness and the assurance that he will bring all actions into judgment one day.

Righteous living results honor and life, while wickedness leads to shame and death. Since righteousness and wickedness lead to certain outcomes, we must choose the path of righteousness and reject the temptation to self-indulgence and sin.

The fear of the LORD is central to Proverbs and to the life ofwisdom, joy, and peace. Since the fear of Yahweh is essential to life and true happiness, we must make it out life’s pursuit, embracing the honor of obedience and holding out hope for future glory.

Speaker Phil Bonvicini

Guest Speaker Conor Bradstreet

Paul prays for the Ephesians to experience the fullness of Christ’s love by his Spirit. Since the Father blesses his children out of the abundance of glory, we should expect his power and love to cause us to grow to maturity as we come to him in the prayer of faith.

Paul’s imprisonment was for the sake of his call to take the gospel to the Gentiles. Since the mystery of Christ has been revealed to us in the gospel, we must consider sacrifice for the sake of those who are glorified through its power to be our honor and glory.

Believers experience reconciliation, unity, and peace with God by faith in his Son. Since God has brought about the most amazing reversal for all who trust in Jesus, we must commemorate the new life we have in Christ and renew our commitment to his body, the church.