On being a simple man.
11 Oct 2013 · 1 min
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In this brief Second Saturday sermon, Dr. John A. King presents a vision of a ‘simple man’ based on Solomon’s counsel from Proverbs. He outlines four core components of a simple life: enjoying one’s work, maintaining a loving relationship with the wife of one’s youth, savoring a modest amount of wine, and pursuing God while one still has strength and time. King acknowledges that these ideas may provoke criticism within some denominational circles, but he asserts that they are rooted in Scripture. He argues that modern life has become unnecessarily complicated and calls listeners to a gathering at Beans and Cream to explore how to embody this simplicity.
