Are You Blaming God For Your Stupidity? | Journey Through Proverbs 19 | Set Free 24-7

A Proverb a Day Keeps the Police Away! Join me as we read through the book of Proverbs in the Message Version this month! Today's theme is about humans thinking we can outthink, out-brainstorm, and basically out God GOD! I am so glad that God has patience with us on the journey! Today's reading is packed full of wisdom, insight, and good instruction for living to keep you on the right path! I'm not pushy or preachy, I'm just glad that you are here!

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"Wisdom For Living: Proverbs 19 Explores The Consequences Of Choices"

Summary/Abstract Show Notes

In this conversation, Robert welcomes the listener to Set Free 24 7 and talks about his own experience of not having any police contact since 2010. He then explains that the purpose of the program is to read a chapter of Proverbs a day in order to keep the police away. Robert then reads from Proverbs 19 from The Message Version, which states that it is better to be poor and honest than a rich person who is untrustworthy. He also adds that ignorant zeal is worthless.

In conclusion, Robert encourages the listener to add the Bible to their daily routine in order to see a change in their life. The conversation discussed a proverb that states Haste makes waste. The speaker discussed how people often ruin their own lives through their own stupidity and then blame God for it. The speaker mentioned that wealth attracts friends, but poverty can leave one feeling alone and ostracized. Perjury won't go unpunished, and God will reward those who are kind and generous.

It's important to have a wise heart, be honest, and have self-discipline in order to have a good life. The speaker also discussed how angry people will face the backlash of their own anger and how lazy people will go hungry. Finally, the speaker concluded that God's will will ultimately prevail and that it is better to be honest than to try and make a quick buck. The conversation is about three verses from Proverbs 19:21, 19:21, and 19:5.

The first verse talks about how humans often make their own plans, but God's plans will always prevail. The second verse talks about how it is important to listen to the advice of your child, or else you may find yourself in over your head. The third verse is about how having free will can lead to making mistakes.

The takeaway from the conversation is that it is important to put God first in all of our plans, and to be willing to listen to the advice of others, as this can help us avoid making costly mistakes.

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Proverbs 19: Better to be Poor and Honest than Rich and Untrustworthy

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Conversation Summary: Proverbs 19

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Proverbs 19:1-9 Discussion

Highlights

I will see you here tomorrow for Proverbs chapter 20. Give this episode a like a share. We can always use some prayers and I know you can too. So if you have any prayer requests, drop 'em down in the comments.

But it's better to be poor than a liar. fear of God is life itself a full life and serene? No nasty surprises. Who knows, somebody might learn a good lesson.

So let's see what's happening now in Proverbs chapter 19, and we're reading out of the message version. friends as honey draws flies, but poor people are avoided like the plague.