Proverbs 30 reveals wisdom in four small creatures, teaching Christians to prepare for eternity, build on Christ, work in unity, and persist in reaching the lost.

When suffering seems unbearable, knowing God’s character gives us reason to trust Him, even when we cannot understand His ways.

If those who insist on keeping the Sabbath were as zealous about the salvation of the lost as they are about other Christians keeping the Sabbath, we would see revival.

The existence of suffering does not disprove God’s love; it points to a fallen world and our need for the redemption and restoration found in Christ.

When we lovingly confront people with the reality of sin and judgment, we can point them to the forgiveness and everlasting life found in Jesus Christ.

The Law exposes our sin and silences self-righteousness, teaching us to extend the mercy we have received in Christ to others.