For wisdom to stick over the long haul we need to learn how to embrace correction (which is why we need humility and fear of the Lord). Wisdom’s approach in developing us comes with correction first, then principles and reasons follow.

To improve and grow in life we need wisdom. When we’ve experienced aspects of life unravelling, we need wisdom to see things differently. Wisdom allows us to see, consider, and learn from life and our circumstances

To improve and grow in life we need wisdom. When we’ve experienced aspects of life unravelling, we need wisdom to see things differently. Wisdom allows us to see, consider, and learn from life and our circumstances

To improve and grow in life we need wisdom. When we’ve experienced aspects of life unravelling, we need wisdom to see things differently. Wisdom allows us to see, consider, and learn from life and our circumstances

We can tend to live with the same problems plaguing us our entire lives. To truly change means we cannot just change our circumstances—we need to change our heart and what/who we live for.

We can tend to live with the same problems plaguing us our entire lives. To truly change means we cannot just change our circumstances—we need to change our heart and what/who we live for.

We can tend to live with the same problems plaguing us our entire lives. To truly change means we cannot just change our circumstances—we need to change our heart and what/who we live for.

Sometimes conflict and injustice comes into our lives and we didn’t directly provoke it. Whenever injustice occurs, it’s natural to desire retaliation, but when we pursue our own retaliation it reveals a heart that doesn’t trust in the Lord’s ultimate rescue.

Sometimes conflict and injustice comes into our lives and we didn’t directly provoke it. Whenever injustice occurs, it’s natural to desire retaliation, but when we pursue our own retaliation it reveals a heart that doesn’t trust in the Lord’s ultimate rescue.

Sometimes conflict and injustice comes into our lives and we didn’t directly provoke it. Whenever injustice occurs, it’s natural to desire retaliation, but when we pursue our own retaliation it reveals a heart that doesn’t trust in the Lord’s ultimate rescue.