Lefc Lititz

Blank Page (Ephesians 1:1-14) Casey Horning & Linsey Smoker

God Most Loving (Ina Bunnell)

Reflection (Jamie Smith)

Week 1 Julie Belsterling

Week 1 Free: Rescued by Grace Bev Mahoney

Week 1 Introduction Linsey Smoker & Casey Horning

Solomon has passed along GREAT wisdom to the following generations. However, in these verses he’s reminding us that success in life is not about perfect behavior, but about the heart. For from it (the heart), all things flow! How’s your heart today?

Living in 9 houses in 18 years, there was one constant I could count on being found in each home—Proverbs 3:5-6 being found somewhere on a wall, shelf, or book cabinet.

Being a planner is a good thing. Being a strategic planner can help you go places. Being a strategic planner without the right guiding values can lead to much heartache

Whoever loves discipline loves knowledge, but whoever hates correction is stupid.

We do not naturally have wisdom. So there's a way that seems right to us that leads to death. Therefore, we must get wisdom.

• A “fool” is one who knows better but chooses to reject the counsel or wisdom of others. This is not the simple or innocent one who is naive or ignorant. • A “companion” is someone you are in the presence of. The company you keep. Someone you...

Wisdom begins with the fear of the Lord. We most likely learn that from our parents.

Today we’re beginning a series on wisdom from what is perhaps the most famous piece of wisdom literature in the world, the book of Proverbs.

As disciples, we have an obligation to continually guide one another back to Jesus.

Our words matter! In this text, James gives us another glimpse at the importance of Verbal Integrity. Our words (Oaths, Yes’s and No’s) expose who or what we are trusting in. What has been exposed through your statements recently?

As we look at all that is going on in our world, you might be struggling to make sense of what God’s plan is. It seems to be taking a long time to see the fruit of what he is doing. Trusting the process gets more difficult when you are under the...

Hope you have come to dine at our table today. All are welcome. We continue our study of the book of James and his blunt assessments of church culture and the roots that hinder the work of the heart.

My experience at that table taught me that when you open your table up to people, you open their hearts. I was that unexpected recipient of such kindness and grace. I saw a reflection of God’s heart at that table that I will never forget. In fact...