If you are just joining us, we are concluding a series of talks.

Chad has beautifully communicated out of the book of Proverbs.

Solomon has written the book of Proverbs with an instruction manual to his son.

And we have talked about the fool.

We have talked about how the fool keeps fooling us.

And we have talked about the path of the wise.

We have talked about in two different Sundays.

We talked about how we need to pay attention, how we need to

listen and lean in to instruction. In the beginning of Proverbs Solomon writes to his son,

basically listen, son. And we have sons, we have four kids, and sometimes we're like, listen,

listen, come here, pay attention, attention lean in and we're going to conclude

today's talks out of proverbs and we are going to talk about something that solomon references

quite a bit in the book of proverbs he talks about the subject of words. Wisdom in our words. And wisdom has power and ability to help,

to heal, also to hurt, to hinder. And Jesus models the way that we should use our words but Solomon instructs and he teaches

I don't know about you but sometimes I need some step by steps sometimes I need some

instructions and in Proverbs it talks about two kinds of options for our words that's's it. There's two options. There's the right

way and there's the wrong way. And our words affect our relationships, affects our future,

affects our careers, affects our children, affects our marriages.

And the good news is that we have the help today.

We have the helper of the Holy Spirit.

I don't know about you, but I need a little help.

And with the help of the Holy Spirit and with godly wisdom and with the book of

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