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God is the source of all wisdom in this world, greater than any science, philosophy, or university. People will spend thousands upon thousands of dollars towards education, but God offers personal lessons of wisdom in His Word. His desire is that human beings would flourish, that we would be our best in life. The trial and test that all of us face is deciding what defines “success”. The biblical word for success is righteousness - living rightly in relationship with God and with one another. But God says money and achievement and status are idols, they are prone to lead sinners astray. When we hear from God’s Word we can grow in wisdom, but will we be humble ourselves to learn His ways?  

God is the source of all wisdom in this world, greater than any science, philosophy, or university. People will spend thousands upon thousands of dollars towards education, but God offers personal lessons of wisdom in His Word. His desire is that human beings would flourish, that we would be our best in life. The trial and test that all of us face is deciding what defines “success”. The biblical word for success is righteousness - living rightly in relationship with God and with one another. But God says money and achievement and status are idols, they are prone to lead sinners astray. When we hear from God’s Word we can grow in wisdom, but will we be humble ourselves to learn His ways?  

God is the author and director of your story, though most of us want to be like Invictus: “I am the master of my fate, I am the captain of my soul.” When we approach God’s Word and submit to His authority, we find a God who chooses to use us. He meets us in our brokenness and calls us to greater purpose. To Moses, God said “Go and free my people from slavery in Egypt”, but Jesus says to you “Go and make disciples”. In a world where our culture says “go and write your story”, the Bible says “God has bigger plans for you". Will we go on living for ourselves, or will we listen to the author of life?  

God is the author and director of your story, though most of us want to be like Invictus: “I am the master of my fate, I am the captain of my soul.” When we approach God’s Word and submit to His authority, we find a God who chooses to use us. He meets us in our brokenness and calls us to greater purpose. To Moses, God said “Go and free my people from slavery in Egypt”, but Jesus says to you “Go and make disciples”. In a world where our culture says “go and write your story”, the Bible says “God has bigger plans for you". Will we go on living for ourselves, or will we listen to the author of life?  

God is the main character of the biblical story. He is the Creator, and we are His creatures. But our God is not like other “gods” people know. The fact that He’s sovereign means that He is in control, and yet this God is personal and cares about our troubles. So much so that He entered our world as humanity and made Himself known through the person of Jesus… “Who is this, that even the wind and the waves obey Him?” The Ruler of the Universe is personal and powerful, and He has a Word for you: “Cast all your anxieties on Him, because He cares for you” (1 Peter 5:7) Will we submit our lives to His authority, or will we believe that we’re competent on our own? 

God is the main character of the biblical story. He is the Creator, and we are His creatures. But our God is not like other “gods” people know. The fact that He’s sovereign means that He is in control, and yet this God is personal and cares about our troubles. So much so that He entered our world as humanity and made Himself known through the person of Jesus… “Who is this, that even the wind and the waves obey Him?” The Ruler of the Universe is personal and powerful, and He has a Word for you: “Cast all your anxieties on Him, because He cares for you” (1 Peter 5:7) Will we submit our lives to His authority, or will we believe that we’re competent on our own?