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August 2, 2026

Self Control

<h2>Audio Recording</h2> Self Control Rev. Scott Strickman <a href="https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5be094b636099b78c68aba37/t/6a73d2f01fb67d6ca7718aaa/1786080931992/1224_26.08.02.mp3" download="Self Control" class="download" target="_blank">Download</a> <h2>Sermon Outline</h2>Speaker: Rev. Scott Strickman Sermon Series: ProverbsProverbs 16:32; 17:27; 25:28; 29:11 (ESV) 16:32 Whoever is slow to anger is better than the mighty,     and he who rules his spirit than he who takes a city.17:27 Whoever restrains his words has knowledge,     and he who has a cool spirit is a man of understanding.25:28 A man without self-control     is like a city broken into and left without walls.29:11 A fool gives full vent to his spirit,     but a wise man quietly holds it back.Sermon Outline Self control is a product of wisdom working in a person’s life and a mark of those who are wise.1. Mastery<ul data-rte-list="default"><li>“he who rules his spirit”</li></ul>2. Superficial Mastery<ul data-rte-list="default"><li>“than he who takes a city”</li></ul>3. True Mastery<ul data-rte-list="default"><li>“Whoever is slow to anger is better than the mighty”</li></ul>Prayer of Confession We have moved you from your proper place and our lives are disordered. We admit we have been ruled by desires, passions, feelings, confused thoughts and the opinions of others. We have lost control of ourselves and have acted harmfully. Forgive us for every sin. Forgive us for using your patience as an opportunity for more self-serving choices, rather than recognize the opportunities you have given us to turn to you and order our lives under the rule of Christ. We marvel that you are slow to anger and abounding in steadfast love. Thank you for the forgiveness extended to us through Christ. Amen.Questions for Reflection<ol data-rte-list="default"><li>Is there a difference between self-control and will power?  How does self-control work?</li><li>What areas of your life do you have difficulty controlling?  Why?  What impact is this having?</li><li>What are some things you are trying to control or are taking responsibility for that you shouldn’t?  </li><li>What are some areas of responsibility that you are neglecting?</li><li>How does putting God in the wrong place create an imbalance, making it impossible to keep things under control?  </li><li>Why is God being “slow to anger, abounding in steadfast love” something that points to His mastery?</li><li>Where do you see restraint, wisdom and power in Jesus willingly going to the cross?  What were those who were there likely seeing/perceiving?</li><li>How is self-control a “fruit of the Spirit”?  What about the work of the Holy Spirit helps believers get their lives under control?</li><li>What does it mean to walk in the Spirit, pray in the Spirit, be led by the Spirit?  How does faith in Christ help us to choose wisely?</li></ol>

July 26, 2026

Satisfying Speech

<h2>Audio Recording</h2> Satisfying Speech Rev. Scott Strickman <a href="https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5be094b636099b78c68aba37/t/6a67ceda9856c302961bd40b/1785188063649/1223_26.07.26.m4a" download="Satisfying Speech" class="download" target="_blank">Download</a> <h2>Sermon Outline</h2>Speaker: Rev. Scott Strickman Sermon Series: ProverbsProverbs 18:20-21 (ESV) 20 From the fruit of a man's mouth his stomach is satisfied;     he is satisfied by the yield of his lips. 21 Death and life are in the power of the tongue,     and those who love it will eat its fruits.Sermon Outline The wise understand that a person’s satisfaction is linked with what they say.1.  Your words have power.<ul data-rte-list="default"><li>v21  Death and life are in the power of the tongue</li></ul>2.  Your words reveal what you love.<ul data-rte-list="default"><li>v21 and those who love it will eat its fruits. </li><li>v21 Death and life are in the power of the tongue</li></ul>3.  Your words bear fruit.<ul data-rte-list="default"><li>v21 and those who love it will eat its fruits. </li><li>v20 he is satisfied by the yield of his lips</li></ul>Prayer of Confession Merciful God: We are slow to listen, and hasty to say what we ought not. Forgive us for every foolish and harmful thing we have said and done. Forgive us for when we have failed to steward our power to speak words that encourage, build up, form, clarify, or express thanksgiving. We confess we are more inclined to slander and complaint than praise and thanksgiving. Our words expose corruption deep within us, so along with a plea for forgiveness, we ask for help. Open our ears to hear your message of grace, and plant your word deep in us. Nourish us with Christ, the Word who became flesh, who tasted death so that we could have life. May we bear the fruits of life in the Spirit. Amen.Questions for Reflection<ol data-rte-list="default"><li>Do you enjoy speaking words of thanks, encouragement and praise?  What is your experience of this kind of communication?</li><li>What do you find hard about speaking positively?</li><li>Why is it tempting to complain, slander, lie, insult, etc.?  Why do you speak in such ways?</li><li>How can wisdom help you change?  What is important to understand about your words that can make it more compelling to speak what is good and resist problematic speech?  What insights can help shift your patterns?  What is God showing you?</li><li>How do your words reveal what is going on within you?  When you look at the things you want to say, what conclusions do you draw? </li><li>Why is it crucial that we hear good news?  What makes the message of the grace of God so essential?</li><li>How is the gospel message a seed in the life of the person who receives it by faith?  How does that new reality grow and form the believer?  </li><li>What prayer habits will help you be more consistent with thanks and praise?  </li><li>How can your words become a greater source of satisfaction to your own soul?  What can you do to taste more of the grace of God through what you choose to say?</li><li>Reflect on Psalm 50, and consider how it helps you gain understanding of our speech in relation to God.</li></ol>

July 19, 2026

Pride

<h2>Audio Recording</h2> Pride Rev. Scott Strickman <a href="https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5be094b636099b78c68aba37/t/6a6291092257813ffbebcd70/1784922768614/1222_26.07.19.mp3" download="Pride" class="download" target="_blank">Download</a> <h2>Sermon Outline</h2>Speaker: Rev. Scott Strickman Sermon Series: ProverbsProverbs 11:2, 16:18, 18:12, 21:24, 25:6-7 (ESV) 11:2 When pride comes, then comes disgrace,     but with the humble is wisdom.16:18 Pride goes before destruction,     and a haughty spirit before a fall.18:12 Before destruction a man's heart is haughty,     but humility comes before honor.21:24 “Scoffer” is the name of the arrogant, haughty man     who acts with arrogant pride.25:6 Do not put yourself forward in the king's presence     or stand in the place of the great, 7 for it is better to be told, “Come up here,”     than to be put lower in the presence of a noble.Sermon Outline The problem of pride is deep within us, but with wisdom we can recognize it and grow in true humility.1. Let it pass by.<ul data-rte-list="default"><li>11:2  “When pride comes, then comes disgrace, but with the humble is wisdom.”</li><li>16:18  “Pride goes before destruction, and a haughty spirit before a fall.”</li><li>18:12 “Before a disaster the heart is haughty, but before honor is humility.”</li></ul>2. Recognize the place you want to be.<ul data-rte-list="default"><li>25:6–7 “Do not put yourself forward in the king’s presence or stand in the place of the great, for it is better to be told, “Come up here,” than to be put lower in the presence of a noble.”</li><li>21:24 “Scoffer” is the name of the arrogant, haughty man who acts with arrogant pride.”</li></ul>3. Listen to the right person.<ul data-rte-list="default"><li>25:7 “it is better to be told ‘come up here’”</li></ul>Prayer of Confession Our great God, there is none higher than you. Instead of rejoicing at your greatness, we have puffed ourselves up. Craving the admiration of others, we suffer envy and arrogance. We are guilty of pride. Our sins have merited disgrace. Forgive us. May the mind of Christ, who humbly bore our sin and shame, be in each of us. Amen.Questions for Reflection<ol data-rte-list="default"><li>What makes true humility hard?</li><li>How does pride show up in your life?  What are some subtle signs that you are being tempted by pride?</li><li>What are some of the negative effects of pride?  What damage does it do?  What problems does it cause?</li><li>How can you let pride pass by when you recognize its voice?  If you can’t get rid of it, how can you reduce its influence?  </li><li>What markers of status are you particularly drawn to?  </li><li>What forms of humiliation do you fear?  What does that tell you about values that may be out of balance in your thinking and perception?</li><li>What can we learn from the humility of Jesus?  How does the humiliation he willingly endured create new possibilities for us?</li><li>How does the gospel invite you to humble yourself?  How does the gospel call you to a better life?</li><li>What new possibilities come with a life that is both humble and hopeful?</li></ol>

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