This week Jay Pitts helps us see the connection between biblical wisdom and moral integrity in our daily decision-making. Drawing heavily from Proverbs 8 and 9, we discover that true wisdom isn't merely practical knowledge—it's thinking God's thoughts after Him. The discussion reveals how wisdom from above is inherently moral, calling us to ask not 'What protects my reputation?' but 'What honors Christ?' This perspective transforms how we approach everything from business dealings to family relationships. We're reminded that our children watch us closely, discerning the authenticity of our faith through our willingness to admit fault and choose truth over convenience. The most striking insight is that sensual desires and love of the world cloud our spiritual vision, quenching the Spirit and dulling our ability to discern God's will. When we pursue holiness and practice spiritual disciplines, we position ourselves within God's will—not as a mystical location to find, but as a way of living that produces joy and contentment even amid trials.