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Part of the God's Word For You series.
In the Proverbs, God offers us wisdom for real life and he shows us Jesus, who was wisdom personified and exemplified.
This accessible, absorbing expository guide to Proverbs by Kathleen Nielson brings these ancient sayings to life, helping ordinary Christians to see what it can look like to enjoy living in line with God's wisdom in the great multitude of everyday situations and decisions we face.
This book gives an expository rather than topical treatment to the book of Proverbs, so it can be read as originally intended. It also has more application than a typical commentary, making it a great resource for personal devotions, as well as useful for leading small-group studies or sermon preparation.
| Author | Kathleen Nielson |
|---|---|
| ISBN | 9781784984298 |
| Format | eBook |
| First published | August 2020 |
| Language | English |
| Pages | 256 |
| Publisher | The Good Book Company |
Overall, I found the book to refresh my soul. There is tremendous wisdom in the book of Proverbs and if we listen carefully, we too can gain this wisdom. Kathleen Nielson is a reliable guide lighting up this path of wisdom, showing us the relevant themes of the book and applying these truths to the modern reader. The God’s Word for You series is building up a solid reputation with its reader-friendly and practical books. This book is no different and I am very glad to commend it to you. 5/5 stars.... continue reading
While Nielson writes to explain the verses, she does not fail to show us the big picture of Proverbs and how it points to Jesus Christ. As the Bride of Christ, the Church is called to be wise in the world. This book is better than any Study Bible notes. Hear wisdom calling in these words.... continue reading
So, what should you know about this particular volume? You should know that Kathleen Nielson has done a fantastic job of teaching a difficult book. If I could summarize her approach to Proverbs in one word, I would say, “accessible.”... continue reading
