ئەپەکە بەدەست بهێنە30 Day Challenge: A Walk Through Proverbsنموونە
Day Twelve
Read Proverbs 12
We know that lying is wrong, but Proverbs lays out the consequences of telling lies and telling the truth. Lying always has consequences that affect not only us but others too. Today we will look at the power of our words and of how we respond to what others tell us. As verse 15 says, “The way of the fool is right in his own eyes, but a wise man listens to advice.”
Reflect
What are some of the things the passage says about those who tell the truth?
According to the chapter, why is lying harmful?
What is the difference between how the foolish and the wise respond to advice?
Engage
Have you ever seen the consequences of lying in your life? Maybe a lie you told or one that was told to you or someone you care about? What happened?
How do you respond to critique or correction?
Scripture
About this Plan
Oftentimes life looks like an open road and we aren’t sure which way it will turn. Other times, we feel like we are in control of where we are heading—no need to stop for directions. As believers, we must make sure that our GPS is programmed to the Word. God is our ultimate guide through the journey; He is the Creator of the road itself.
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