Proverbs - Asking for a Friend - The Village Chapel

The Village Chapel - Nashville

Proverbs - Asking for a Friend

August 20, 2023 • Ryan Motta • Proverbs

Scottish pastor Kent Hugh describes the book of Proverbs by saying, “there is no book, even in classical literature, which so exalts the idea of friendship, and is so anxious to have it truly valued, and carefully kept.” In a time where friendship is seemingly on the decline, we are in need of practical wisdom for one of the most important but misunderstood relationships in our lives: friendship.

We invite you to join our Director of Youth Ministry Ryan Motta today as we consider what friendship looks like and how Jesus is the friend we’ve always needed.

More from Proverbs: The Wisdom & the Ways of God

Proverbs 2 - Pursuing the Wisdom and the Ways of God

August 27, 2023 • Pastor Tommy Bailey • Proverbs 2

The book of Proverbs is a feast of practical instruction for wise and faithful living. More than that, the authors of Proverbs offer us a way to develop godly intuition for navigating the complexities of a world disordered by sin, and the disorder of our own hearts. The Proverbs cultivate in us a taste for heavenly wisdom. We invite you to join Pastor Tommy and The Village Chapel as we consider the wisdom of Solomon from Proverbs 2, which demonstrates the spiritual posture of one who seeks after the treasure of God's wisdom and ways.

Proverbs 30:1-5 - Wisdom that Moves Us: Proverbs & the Language of God

August 13, 2023 • Kevin Rudd • Proverbs 30:1–5

The book of Proverbs is a treasure chest full of practical advice for how to live a blessed life. In Proverbs 30:1-5, a sage named Agur connects the timeless truth of scripture with the ultimate expression of wisdom. We invite you to join Kevin Rudd and The Village Chapel as we consider how the language of God is perfectly wise and should move us to pursue life in Jesus Christ.

Proverbs - Humility: The Joyful Freedom of Self-Forgetfulness

August 6, 2023 • Pastor Jim Thomas • Proverbs

C.S. Lewis once said, “If anyone would like to acquire humility, I can, I think, tell him the first step. The first step is to realize that one is proud... If you think you are not conceited, it means you are very conceited indeed.” Most of us can easily think of somebody we know who is fairly humble. But becoming humble ourselves doesn’t sound like it would be very easy at all. And yet, the Bible extols humility as one of the most important characteristics of faith and wisdom. Join Pastor Jim as he takes a few minutes to help us consider what real humility is, how we can nurture humility in our own character and the role humility plays in our walking in the wisdom and the ways of God.