The path of the righteous brightens toward full day, and Pastor Adam turns that into a dimmer switch: every right decision raises the light, every dimmed one hides what is coming. Then he closes by undercutting his own series — Christ is our wisdom.

Two statements that will not resolve: failure to plan is planning to fail, and faith does not always pencil out. Pastor Harry works Proverbs 16 through both, tests his own motives out loud on a Ferrari, and lands on a quiet life.

Proverbs 3 is if-then wisdom, and Pastor Adam names the trouble with that before preaching it. Acknowledgment brings direction, fear brings health, honor brings provision — and on tithing, the cross removed the obligation without removing the blessing.

Proverbs 1 opens the year, and Pastor Adam starts with a premise instead of a point: God is always speaking, so the difficulty is discernment, not hiddenness. Three assignments follow — cancel the noise, live in the questions, and name an actual council.