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It’s been said that “bad company corrupts good character” and “a man is known by the company he keeps.” Which begs the question: what makes someone a good friend? Friendship is something we all longs for because it’s something that God designed us for. And friendship is powerful! It can bring some of the greatest joy in life and point you toward wisdom, holiness, and Jesus. But it can also bring some of the deepest pain. It can drag you into foolishness, compromise, and even regret. In this final message from our Walking Wisely in a Fool’s World sermon series, Pastor Dan unpacks what Proverbs teach us about friendship: the difference between wise friends and foolish friends, and how to both choose the right kind of people to walk with and become that kind of friend yourself. Tune into discover how Good friends reflect Jesus as they they guide us in his wisdom, guard us in his love, and grow us in his truth!

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From Series: "Proverbs: Walking Wisely in a Fool's World"

We live in a world full of noise, deception, and distraction—where foolishness is celebrated and wisdom is often ignored. But God has not left us without direction. The book of Proverbs offers practical insight for everyday life, showing us how to walk wisely in the midst of a culture that’s lost its way. In this series, Proverbs: Walking Wisely in a Fool’s World, we’ll explore God’s timeless wisdom on issues that impact us all—decisions about purity, pride, money, parenting, work, justice, and friendships. Each week, we’ll unpack a key theme from Proverbs to help you live with clarity, purpose, and godly conviction in a world that desperately needs truth. Come discover how wisdom isn’t just about knowing the right thing—it’s about living the right way, for the glory of God and the good of others.