Oftentimes on the Hill we refer to someone as a “good person.” That compliment is nice to say concerning a colleague, keeping in the back of our minds of course, that everyone is fallen and possesses a sinful nature. If we use that term to describe another person as does Solomon in the book of Proverbs, what specifically does the wisest man say should characterize a “good person”? Let us discover this week all that Solomon has to say about this admirable adjective and make application to our own life.

As we study, be thinking of at least one aspect of your life God wants to remove and another (from His book) that He wants you to add to your life. 

Oftentimes on the Hill we refer to someone as a “good person.” That compliment is nice to say concerning a colleague, keeping in the back of our minds of course, that everyone is fallen and possesses a sinful nature. If we use that term to describe another person as does Solomon in the book of Proverbs, what specifically does the wisest man say should characterize a “good person”? Let us discover this week all that Solomon has to say about this admirable adjective and make application to our own life. As we study, be thinking of at least one aspect of your life God wants to remove and another (from His book) that He wants you to add to your life.

Bible teacher Ralph Drollinger and host Frank Sontag discuss the Bible Studies that are taught every week to America’s national political leaders in D.C., Together, they examine today’s thorny contemporary issues through the Bible’s timeless lens.

Bible teacher Ralph Drollinger and host Frank Sontag discuss the Bible Studies that are taught every week to America’s national political leaders in D.C., Together, they examine today’s thorny contemporary issues through the Bible’s timeless lens.

Since our founding in 1996, our vision has always been the same: to evangelize elected officials and lead them toward maturity in Christ.

Capitol Ministries Weekend with Ralph Drollinger

Capitol Ministries Weekend examines today’s thorny contemporary issues through the Bible’s timeless lens. Join us as Ralph Drollinger, Bible teacher to America’s national political leaders, talks with radio host Frank Sontag about the Bible study Ralph will be teaching in Washington, D.C. this week.

Capitol Ministries Weekend examines today’s thorny contemporary issues through the Bible’s timeless lens. Join us as Ralph Drollinger, Bible teacher to America’s national political leaders, talks with radio host Frank Sontag about the Bible study Ralph will be teaching in Washington, D.C. this week.

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