Sunday Synopsis

Discipline. A word that can make you recoil no matter if you are giving it or receiving it! There is Godly discipline, and Proverbs has some to say about it. In this episode, we look at correcting both children and adults. We also look at living a disciplined life.

God has always had a law for His people to follow. From Adam to Abraham to Moses to the new covenant under Jesus, God laid out boudaries to live by. In this episode, we look at verses in Proverbs that emphasises how important it is to follow the rules set forth by our Creator.

What are some of the day to day things we need to keep in mind when trying to live a Christian life? Proverbs has some advice for that! Listen in to hear some tip on Right Living.

Think it through before you say, "I do." That is the theme of this week's episode. Proverbs has a lot to say about the commitments we make, and the weight of not following through with those commitments.

It's not good to have division among your friends, family and neighbors. It's God's will that we live as peaceably as possible. In this episode of the Sunday Synopsis podcast, we look at what Proverbs has to say about Reconciliation.

The Lord looks at the heart. We do and say a lot in this life, but God sees where all of it is coming from. In this episode of the Sunday Synopsis, we look at what Proverbs has to say about the motives that drive us to make the choices we make.

In the second part about Attitudes, we are reminded that the Lord wants to give us Joy. He wants us to be generous, but He also does not want us to have those attitudes just to make ourselves look good.

There's an old saying that goes: Your attitude determines your alititude. I don't knw about all that, but I do know that God says a lot about our attitudes in the book of Proverbs. Listen in for part one of attitude in the book of Proverbs.

In the second part of what Proverbs has to say about Wealth, we look at getting wealth the wrong way, the rich man and the poor man. The main thing to remember, though, is that God is concerned with your heart, not how much money you have!

There are so many verses concerning God's thoughts on wealth. In this episode, we start to look at some of those verses in Proverbs.

This week, we are continuing what God has to say about Work Ethic in the book of Proverbs. This episode, we are focusing on the benefits of having a good work ethic.

Whether in business, or (more importantly) in the church, God wants us to people of a strong work ethic. Provebs lays out some important warnings for being slack in our duties.

In all your ways, acknowledge Him and He will make your paths straight. That is the springboard verse for this episode of the Sunday Synopsis. It is all about the steps and path we choose to take in life, and where they will ultimately take us.

Finishing up with the three part mini-series in Proverbs about our mouths, we take some time to look at using our mouths for good. When we guard our mouths, we are  in a lot better position to walk in God's blessings!

Picking up from last week's episode, we are still looking at what Proverbs has to say about our mouths. In this podcast, we talk about speaking when we shouldn't, getting ourselves to just stop talking, and how our mouths sometimes are just full of trouble.

One thing in life that can make us or break us is our mouth! This episode is part one of three that look at what Proverbs has to say about that thing that can so easily get us into trouble!

Wrapping up our mini-series within Proverbs, our final relationship episode is an important one: Our Relationsip with God. There is no relationship more important than the one we have with our Creator.

Family is one of the most important parts of our lives. In this episode, we look at what Proverbs has to say about our relationships with our families.

God has put levels of Authority in our lives for our benefit: boss, mayor, governor, president, etc. Listen in to hear what Proverbs says about Authority.

Continuing on our Relationships theme within Proverbs, this week we look at relationships with friends. God puts friends in our lives for a reason. And, it is Proverbs that says "there is a friend who is closer than a brother."