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    Two Invitations: Walking Through Proverbs 9

    September 18, 2026
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    Imagine you’re walking along, just minding your business. Suddenly, you hear a woman calling out an invitation. The offer sounds enticing, but before you respond to the voice, you hear another woman’s voice offering her own invitation. How do you choose? After all, both ladies seem to believe their invitation is the best one. Welcome to Proverbs 9. (If you’ve missed it, we’ve looked at Proverbs 1-8 already.) Two Competing Invitations As we’ve previously seen several times in Proverbs, Proverbs 9 features a decision. We must choose which way to go, and one decision will undoubtedly lead away from God.…

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My name is Julie. I’m a homemaker, mother of five, and pastor’s wife. I love family, homeschooling, and most of all Jesus.

I am passionate about encouraging Christian women to grow in their faith, live godly lives, and discern truth from all the lies and noise of the world.

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