Jesus is the only One Who can offer genuine hope for a hopeless life. Join us as we explore three stories demonstrating how Jesus gave hope to three people.

The Bible gives us wisdom in navigating our relationships with our spouse, friends, and God. The book of Proverbs gives us great nuggets of truth in these areas; however, we must apply them to our lives.

God wants us to be known for hard work at our place of employment, but He also expects us to be diligent in our spiritual disciplines.

In these chapters, Solomon summarizes and repeats some of the things that have been said about wisdom. He reminds us that wisdom comes from God, is developed through a relationship with Jesus Christ, and is available for each of us. We must choose to accept it.

Just as we use a compass to give us directions and point us to true north, the Bible is wisdom's compass to help us navigate life.

In this message, we are called to obey our Father, grasp wisdom, and stay on the path. God reminds us that the safest and happiest place on earth is when we follow in Jesus' footsteps.

In football and life, a good offense is not enough; we also need a good defense. In this text, God reminds us that His wisdom is an excellent defense against the evil man, the seductive woman, and the wrong path.

While wisdom is built upon the foundation of the Fear of the Lord, God explains that we must search for it and apply it to our lives. Wisdom is not the result of living a long time but of walking with Jesus for a long time.

The better you know God's Word, the deeper you will grow in your relationship with Jesus Christ, and the wiser you will become. It is your choice on how wise you can be, so choose wisdom all day long.

We all want to be wise, and Solomon instructs us that all wisdom is found upon the fear of the Lord, and the New Testament further clarifies that this wisdom is found in a relationship with Jesus Christ.