Well it has been an incredible collection. This has been huge. This collection of

talks through this idea of we're only going to be able to live right and

love right if we think right. It's so important how we think about something

because that directs how we act towards it. It directs how we live. It directs how

we make decisions. And if you haven't listened to the past two messages from

my husband, you've got to catch it or re-listen to it. It's so important for

every single one of us whether we're married, whether we're single, whether we're

dating. This is vital stuff for us to know, to learn, to walk in. So please make

sure you've caught up. I also just want to shamelessly plug my husband's book

Swipe Bright. This is incredible. And I just want to quickly read Max

Lukato's, what do you call it? What's it? Endorsement? Forward? Endorsement? Yes.

He said, this is a good book. He said, he said, study it, ponder it. And if you know

a 15-year-old, tell them to read it. This is huge. There are truths in here that

have marked my husband and my relationship, our hearts for young people,

especially, but our hearts for every single one of us when it comes to marriage,

when it comes to relationships, when it comes to love, sex, and dating. So if you

haven't read that, do it. We are going to be in the Book of Proverbs today, chapter

five. The Book of Proverbs is wisdom for us. There is a right way to approach

relationships. There is a wrong way to approach relationships. And all throughout

the Book of Proverbs, we see both. The author of Proverbs, a King Solomon,

literally lays out, here it is. Here's a great way to follow God and to love God

and to honor God in your relationships and how you think about relationships. Here's a way

...