Alistair Begg explains how even the evil work of God's enemies is not beyond the boundaries of his providence, using the story of David and Saul as an example of divine judgment and the pattern of antichrist figures throughout history. [... more]

Living in a world that offers sinful temptations, Christians must choose to pursue purity and nurture naivety by being wise in what is good and innocent in what is evil. Paul's warnings in Romans 16 emphasize the importance of distinguishing between good and evil, and the dangers of being deceived by false teachers and depraved culture. In today's world, where the internet and media can spread evil quickly, Christians must be careful to avoid the traps of sin and temptation, and instead, seek wisdom, purity, and a deeper relationship with God. [... more]

God has given parents a book as to how to raise a wise son, a wise daughter, and avoid raising a fool. The Bible teaches that a simple person loves simplicity, lacks understanding, and is easily led. A scorner delights in his scorning, defies instruction, and despises the good and the godly. A fool hates knowledge, rejects wisdom, and ridicules righteousness. Parents must begin early to train their children, continue wisely by teaching them the book of Proverbs, and pray continually for their children's spiritual growth. [... more]

The prudent see danger and take refuge, while the naive proceed and pay the penalty. The Bible teaches that prudence is a key to avoiding destruction and achieving eternal life, and that seeking refuge in God is essential for spiritual growth and protection. [... more]

Wisdom shouts in the street, offering guidance and warning against the pitfalls of foolishness, naivety, and scoffing. Solomon's words in Proverbs and Ecclesiastes reveal the importance of seeking wisdom and learning from experience, rather than relying on education or misguided decision making. [... more]

Solomon emphasizes the importance of wisdom, stating it can be gained through education or experience. He describes the naive as those who lack discernment and are susceptible to temptation, while the fool knows their choices are unwise but doesn't care. [... more]