A series of sermons here on the book of Proverbs.

It's called, I'm Too Smart for this.

It is shifting from earthly wisdom to godly wisdom.

Our mission as a church is to help as many people as possible live, love and lead like Jesus.

And Jesus was a person who grew, according to Luke 252, grew in wisdom.

And so we want to grow in wisdom as well.

So let's look at Proverbs chapter 4, verse 26.

And here's what Solomon says.

He says, give careful thought to the paths for your feet and be steadfast in all your ways.

I want to stop the reading of scripture and talk from this subject

in our time together, family. I hope this is your testimony. I'm going somewhere. I'm going

somewhere. All right, family, well, I want to start this sermon by communicating this quote

that I recently came across. I read it and it stuck out to me

and my prayer is it will add value to you. The quote is as follows. We make our choices, but then our choices make us.

We're born looking like our parents, but we die looking like our decisions.

And all throughout Scripture, we see evidence that seems to suggest that decisions are not only important,

listen to pastor, but decisions are destiny determinants.

In other words, the decisions that we make are the steps that we take that either get us

closer to or further away from our God ordained destiny.

So decisions aren't just about decisions.

Decisions are about destiny.

They are my opportunity to choose what God has chosen for me.

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