Well, welcome everyone to our final, at least for this round of our weekly prayer times,

times of guided prayer as we, in this series here, I've been going through the Proverbs.

We're going to take a break, for now at least, as we head into Holy Week, and that's what our commitment was.

Remember, we began the year with such

chaos, where it was so hard to figure out what it means to be a Christian in this time and in this

place. And just wanting to revisit the baseline wisdom of Proverbs, that's what this whole series

has been about. I'm so grateful for Josh Bales and his

leadership and kind of opening our time with music, closing us in the doxology each and every

week. I'm so grateful for our friends who have led us in these times. And I wanted to kind of wrap

this up. I'm not saying that culture has smoothed out any, certainly over the last couple weeks,

there have been some just incredibly disheartening things that we have seen up close and

personal. But I do think we can close this time out maybe by looking at the Proverbs

in light of the larger biblical stories.

That's what I'm hoping here to do today.

But let's begin our time as we've begun each and every time.

Remember, if you've missed any of the times of guided prayer over the past couple weeks,

all you've got to do is go to breakpoint.org slash proverbs.

That's breakpoint.org slash Proverbs.

You'll have the videos right there as well as a

kind of a prayer guide. This is something that you can watch in a small group. You can watch in the family.

Look, even though we're kind of cutting off these times here for now, there's no reason whatsoever that

these things aren't timeless because we're talking about the timeless wisdom

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