Proverbs 7:1-8, preached while the lead pastor was away, opening with prayer as the moment the monologue inside our heads turns into a dialogue with God.
A Good Friday message following the trial before Pilate and the crowd's choice of Barabbas, read against the suffering of Psalm 22.
Proverbs 6, opening with a pastor's account of a week spent identifying the lies an enemy builds on — and of recognising how often he had been living out of…