Trusting God and Growing in Wisdom
Dear Church Family,
I hope this email finds you well and reflecting on Charlie's powerful message yesterday.
Summary: Our sermon explored Proverbs 3:5-7, emphasizing the importance of trusting in God's wisdom rather than our own understanding. We delved into how this trust should manifest in our mental, moral, and social growth as Christians. The message highlighted the need to not just know wisdom, but to apply it practically in our daily lives, always keeping God at the center of our decisions and actions.
Takeaways:
Growing mentally: We must read and study Scripture, pray for wisdom, and prepare our minds for action. This involves moving from being emotionally driven to scripturally driven in our decision-making.
Growing morally: Holiness is about imitating God's character. We should be motivated by our desire to resemble our Heavenly Father, recognize the futility of unholiness, and be thankful for God's blessings.
Growing socially: Jesus taught us to love our neighbors as ourselves. We need to learn to be unselfish, value others above ourselves, and express love for others in practical ways.
As we move forward this week, let's challenge ourselves to trust God more fully in all areas of our lives. Remember, it's not just about knowing what's right, but about putting that knowledge into action. Let's strive to grow mentally, morally, and socially, always leaning on God's wisdom rather than our own understanding.
May God bless you and guide you this week as you seek to trust Him more deeply.
In Christ's love,
Adam
I hope this email finds you well and reflecting on Charlie's powerful message yesterday.
Summary: Our sermon explored Proverbs 3:5-7, emphasizing the importance of trusting in God's wisdom rather than our own understanding. We delved into how this trust should manifest in our mental, moral, and social growth as Christians. The message highlighted the need to not just know wisdom, but to apply it practically in our daily lives, always keeping God at the center of our decisions and actions.
Takeaways:
Growing mentally: We must read and study Scripture, pray for wisdom, and prepare our minds for action. This involves moving from being emotionally driven to scripturally driven in our decision-making.
Growing morally: Holiness is about imitating God's character. We should be motivated by our desire to resemble our Heavenly Father, recognize the futility of unholiness, and be thankful for God's blessings.
Growing socially: Jesus taught us to love our neighbors as ourselves. We need to learn to be unselfish, value others above ourselves, and express love for others in practical ways.
As we move forward this week, let's challenge ourselves to trust God more fully in all areas of our lives. Remember, it's not just about knowing what's right, but about putting that knowledge into action. Let's strive to grow mentally, morally, and socially, always leaning on God's wisdom rather than our own understanding.
May God bless you and guide you this week as you seek to trust Him more deeply.
In Christ's love,
Adam
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