Proverbs 16:3
Romans 10:14-15
Scripture for September 6
This week begins our new series, The Front Porch.
Many of the front porches today aren’t as large as they used to be. Now more people have a deck in the back of the house. But the front porch was a way of life for many years. You visited with neighbors, dreamed about your future and watched how others lived their lives, all from your front porch. For the next four weeks, we’re going to look at how life was lived on the front porch.
The front porch for Labor Sunday will be filled with conversation about work and faith. And you just never know who might drop by to sit awhile on the porch. Oh, and don’t forget to wear your “work” clothes to worship and to bring the “tools” of your trade. We will celebrate our work at home, in the workplace and at church.
Prayer
Well, God, it isn’t easy for me to share my faith with my family, let alone other people. Teach me how to share my faith through words and actions. Amen.
Trinity Bible Scholars
Name ______________
Even though the Amazing Race Through the Bible has ended, let’s continue to study the Bible together. Trinity Bible Scholars is our new “game” to get us to continue to study our Holy Book together. Please turn your answers in to me each week (remember to put your name on it). Just put them in the same box that we used for the Amazing Race. You can also email them to me. I’ll keep your scores and each quarter we will have a fun activity together celebrating all that we have learned. Won’t you join the Trinity Bible Scholars?
Here are the questions for the Book of Proverbs for Sunday, Sept. 6. Questions are worth 10 points each.
1. How many chapters are in Proverbs? _________
2. Who wrote many of the sayings? (Hint: He was King David’s son) _________
3. Who are you to commit your work to? _________
4. Memorize one proverb and write it here. _____________________
5. What is the definition of proverb? ___________________
Total Points________
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