From Proverbs 10:15-17: listening to wisdom protects, gives a harvest and protects others. 

From Proverbs 10:12-14, we reflect on how wisdom forgives, listens to the wise, and stores what is wise. 

From Proverbs 10:6-11, we reflect on: The person that we truly are, and the person we are becoming should be someone who is worthy of remembering and imitation. 

Proverbs 10:1-5, reminds us how living wisely brings joy rather than grief—especially in how we relate to work and wealth

From Proverbs 9:13-18, we reflect on how sin and foolishness are active to deceive and draw us into destruction. 

From Proverbs 9:10–12, we reflect on one of the key themes of the whole book: true wisdom begins with a right fear of the Lord.

From Proverbs 9:1-6, we reflect on how foolishness and wisdom offer us a feast, so let’s choose wisdom’s life-giving feast.

From Proverbs 9:1-6, we reflect on how foolishness and wisdom offer us a feast, so let’s choose wisdom’s life-giving feast.

From Proverbs 8:32-36, we reflect on how life is found and harm avoided by listening to and guarding wisdom. 

Today, in Proverbs 8:22-31, we are led to admiration, application, and celebration of God’s wisdom—admiration of His wisdom in creation, application of His wisdom in our lives, and celebration of His delight over us.

From Proverbs 8:12-21, we reflect on how wisdom is made up of prudence, knowledge, and discretion. Every facet is vital if our wisdom is not to become foolish! 

From Proverbs 8:1-11, we reflect on how wisdom is revealed all around us and wants to be applied all around us.  

Today, we reflect on Proverbs 7:24-27, a warning about the devastating consequences of listening to the wrong voices and so following the path of temptation and sin rather than listening to and taking the path of God’s wisdom. 

Today, we reflect on Proverbs 7:6-23, learning to recognise lies, so as to guard ourselves, but also to be grieved so as to pray and help those making foolish choices. 

From Proverbs 7:1-5, we reflect on how belonging to God’s family shapes our response to His wisdom.

From Proverbs 6:30-35, we reflect on the hateful nature of adultery and sexual sin.  

From Proverbs 6:23–29, we reflect on how the lamp of God’s Word is to shine on our attitude to sex.

From Proverbs 6:20-23, we reflect on how we can actually use God’s Word as a lamp for our feet. 

From Proverbs 6:16-19, we reflect on the character traits that God hates so we can pursue the kind of characteristics that He loves. 

From Proverbs 6:12-15, we reflect on the need to be alert and protect ourselves from deceivers.