It is tough to make wise decisions. Knowing that the Lord is sovereign over all is the first step. If we put our faith and trust in him, his grace will be sufficient in all circumstances. Sometimes being wise means letting go and letting God who the way.

God’s invitation to wisdom’s way is a welcome into the art of living well. It involves rejecting the paralyzing fear of failure as well as the boastful arrogance that overconfidence can engender. Wisdom, from God’s perspective, is exceedingly precious.

"Through prayer, we hallow every pleasure and sanctify every pain."

Patience is required of everybody everyday. It is especially demanded of leaders. James teaches us the necessity of patience.

Mr. Ryan Bratt challenges us to consider how we use our wealth and power from James chapter 4 and 5.

Our desires have the capacity to create a world of delight or of pain. Sadly, we often live our lives out of touch with our desires. The wisdom of God leads us to redeem our desires.

Pastor Mike Park challenges us about considering our words and taming the tongue from James chapter 3. The scripture is read both in Cantonese and English.

In the business world, there's a lot of concern about the gap between what people say and do. James has a similar concern about our spiritual lives. And it amounts to the difference between useless faith and useful faith.

"His wife said if he stacked up all his good deeds it was just an elegant wall where he could hide behind who he really was"

Westworld, Season 2, Episode 4

God's word matters because it will act as a mirror revealing things he is calling us to do and not do. God's word calls us to listen intently, look deeply and then live it out genuinely.