Wisdom Cries From Without
July 13, 2026
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God’s wisdom calls out to everyone, inviting all who will listen to turn from folly and walk in truth.
This message is a deep exposition on Proverbs 28, focusing on the contrast between the wicked and the righteous, the significance of understanding and obeying God’s law, and the transformative power of love as the fulfillment of that law. The speaker begins by emphasizing that the wicked live in constant fear and instability, fleeing even when no one pursues them due to the guilt and unrest borne from their wickedness. In contrast, the righteous are bold and courageous “as a lion,” standing firm in adversity and approaching God with confidence.
Key themes include:
The Role of Transgression in Leadership and Society
Many leaders (princes) become transgressors by breaking God’s law, leading to societal instability. This reflects how sin can infiltrate even positions of authority, prompting people to rely on man-made rules instead of God’s statutes.
The Centrality of God’s Law
The discourse highlights how the law, statutes, commandments, ordinances, precepts, and principles given by God serve as a moral compass for all mankind—Jew and Gentile alike. It stresses that the law is perfect and designed to convert the soul, but must be understood through the lens of love and mercy to be truly effective.
Love as the Fulfillment of the Law
Drawing heavily from Romans 13:8-10, the speaker clarifies that love is not merely a feeling but an action—love is a verb. True love fulfills every commandment because it works no ill to a neighbor. Therefore, loving God and others fulfills the entire law.
Grace and Mercy Superseding the Old Mosaic Law
The Mosaic Law, consisting of 613 commandments, was imperfect and impossible to keep fully. Christ’s sacrifice brings grace, fulfilling the law’s requirements through mercy and love rather than strict adherence to the letter of the law.
Practical Christian Living
The message encourages believers to operate with knowledge and understanding of God’s word so that their faith endures and is not self-centered. It advocates for forgiveness, humility, and contending for righteousness in a loving manner. Believers are cautioned against hypocrisy, self-righteous judgment, and associating with ungodly influences.
Proverbs 28:1
“The wicked flee when no man pursues: but the righteous are bold as a lion.”
Proverbs 28:2-7
Explains the consequences of leadership in transgression and highlights the importance of adhering to God’s law.
Romans 13:8-10
“Owe no man anything, but to love one another: for he that loveth another hath fulfilled the law… Love worketh no ill to his neighbor: therefore love is the fulfilling of the law.”
Psalm 19:7-8
“The law of the Lord is perfect, converting the soul: the testimony of the Lord is sure… The commandment of the Lord is pure, enlightening the eyes.”
The message opens with a stark contrast showing that wickedness brings unrest, fear, and insecurity, causing individuals to live in constant anxiety. By contrast, those who live according to God’s principles possess boldness and peace, empowering them to face challenges courageously.
A man or woman grounded in understanding and knowledge of God’s word will endure and maintain spiritual strength. Lack of knowledge leads to repeated transgressions, self-centeredness, and spiritual downfall. The learning and application of God’s statutes are essential for perseverance.
While the Mosaic law contains many commandments, the heart of the law is summed up in love—loving God wholeheartedly and loving neighbor as oneself. Love is not merely a feeling but an intentional and tangible action that fulfills the spirit of the law. This active love produces mercy and grace in relationships, both human and divine.
The old Mosaic Law, with 613 commandments, was impossible to keep perfectly and was designed for a different covenant. Christ’s sacrifice introduced grace, fulfilling the law’s righteous requirement through mercy and love. Christians walk under grace, empowered by the Spirit, not bound by an impossible set of rules.
Believers are encouraged to contend with wickedness not in anger or harshness, but with character, love, and wisdom. Walking in integrity—even in poverty—is better than perverse wealth. Christians must separate themselves from ungodly influences, practice mercy and forgiveness (even loving “from a distance” when necessary), and be bold in holding to the truth.
Amazing Love by Sherlandra Revis
He’s Coming by Walter Mills & Chosen
Father God in Heaven
I’m asking for forgiveness for my sins and
to be Washed clean!
I Believe that Jesus the Christ died on
the cross for the sins of the world,
And that His blood was shed and
His body was broken as a sacrifice for me!
In Your Word 1st John 1:9 – The Word states:
“If you confess our sins, He is faithful and
just to forgive us our sins, and to cleanse us
from all unrighteousness”.
I confess I’m a sinner!
Jesus Christ
I believe that You were crucified for me!
Wash me clean that I may be made whole!
Please come and live in my heart!
I’m submitting my Life, my will, my mind, my thoughts,
& my imaginations to You
Abide in me, allow me to abide in You!
Let Your Word abide in me!
My Lord & My God!
In the Name of Jesus Christ!
Amen.
God’s wisdom calls out to everyone, inviting all who will listen to turn from folly and walk in truth.
Wisdom teaches humility, righteousness, and discernment, guiding every step according to God’s truth.
True wisdom begins with reverence for God, providing a firm foundation for righteous living and sound judgment.
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