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.

Isaiah’s servant has no beauty or majesty to attract us. Pastor Adam closes the series on Christmas with three things about that Jesus — despised, broken, and salvific — and a boy in a riptide who pushed his own board away insisting he did not need help.

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