11 sermons preach from Proverbs 4 in real church libraries — each one transcribed, summarized, and indexed to the verse. Jump to the exact moment a verse is quoted, or open the full sermon.
“Wisdom is the principal thing, therefore get wisdom, and with all thy getting, get understanding.”
“and the bible says that in all you're getting get an understanding”
A Bible study on John (chapter 10) teaching that eternal life begins the moment one believes in Jesus, explaining the believer as spirit/soul/body, the evidence of Jesus' works as proof of Messiahship, and practical implications for discipleship and spiritual growth.
“It don't say in all thy getting, get anointed.”
A Bible-study sermon on 'Purpose Delayed' that explains why God's timing sometimes requires waiting, distinguishes between seats (throne, chair, seat), and stresses that anointing must be paired with wisdom, preparation, integrity and discernment before stepping into leadership or promised positions.
“Wisdom is the principal thing, therefore get wisdom, and with all thy getting, get understanding.”
A New Converts Graduation service at Gospel Assembly Church celebrating completion of the 20-lesson new convert program. The service combined worship, testimonies of transformed lives, an overview of the discipleship curriculum, scripture reading (Deuteronomy 8), recognition of teachers, exhortations to persevere and serve, and presentation of certificates.
“Solomon says, 'in all thy getting, get understanding.'”
An expository Bible study on Psalm 19 that highlights three movements—God's work (creation), God's word (its character and effect), and God's witness (our calling)—with practical application to personal holiness, daily Scripture intake, and evangelistic witness.
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“But the path of the just is like the shining sun that shines ever more brightly unto a perfect day.”
Pastor Paul Owens exhorts the church to pursue sustained revival, drawing on Charles Finney's revival-history insights and listing 16 common hindrances that cause revivals to die. He calls believers to persistent contending, humility, sacrificial living, mission-mindedness, and righteous public witness so revival can lead to lasting awakening and social reformation.
““Guard your heart” — your heart is a magnet and will attract things (paraphrase).”
Pastor Ed preaches from Luke 12 about being "built for more": guarding the heart against covetousness, recognizing that worth comes from being made in God's image (not possessions), and embracing stewardship. He contrasts storing up stuff with being "rich toward God," urging open hands, generous living, using all five forms of capital (financial, relational, educational, physical, spiritual) to serve others, and building a legacy that changes lives. The sermon includes practical church examples (disaster relief, neighborhood campuses), an invitation to serve and a call to faith.
“Proverbs 4:23 — 'Guard your heart... for out of it flows the issues of life.'”
A pastoral teaching on partnering with the Holy Spirit so individuals and the church can receive more of God — emphasizing believing the Word, cultivating open hearts, leaders guiding the congregation, practical sensitivity in ministry (especially healing), and structuring services to release the Spirit.
“This is above all else. You got a guard your heart.”
Sermon from Deeper Church LA introducing the series 'Unlocking the Next'—encouraging believers to persevere in transitional 'middle' seasons with faith, not fear. Key practical exhortations: don’t return to old comforts when storms arrive, don’t internalize external pressures, and continually remind yourself of God’s promises. The service included worship, communion, a call to sacrificial giving, outreach opportunities, and invitations for salvation and church community.
“Let your eyes look directly forward and your gaze be straight before you.”
Pastor Francis Smith preached about the spiritual danger of distraction and the necessity of keeping our focus on Jesus. Using the story of Peter walking on the water and the Mary-and-Martha contrast, he urged the congregation to prioritize prayer, Scripture, and a gospel-centered life amid everyday anxieties and public distractions. Announcements included Vacation Bible School follow-up, a community sing, a prayer walk, student/teacher blessing, church cleanup, and giving options.
Every reference on this page was extracted from the transcript of a real sermon in a public Sermon Mind church library. Quotes reflect each preacher’s own reading of the text.