Shane Williamson - 19 July 2020
Caring for the Poor: Ministering as Gospel Citizens (Proverbs 29:7)
Pursuing wisdom is the prerogative of gospel citizens because of our union with Jesus, who himself is wisdom from God. Proverbs teaches us that part of the gospel-driven life is the pursuit of the cause of the poor and disadvantaged. What does it look like to understand and advocate for the poor as gospel citizens?
Scripture References: Proverbs 29:7
From Series: "Proverbs Exposition"
A sermon series through the book of Proverbs by the elders and other men at Brackenhurst Baptist Church.
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Pursuing wisdom is the prerogative of gospel citizens because of our union with Jesus, who himself is wisdom from God. Proverbs teaches us that part of the gospel-driven life is the pursuit of the cause of the poor and disadvantaged. What does it look like to understand and advocate for the poor as gospel citizens?