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The lesson focuses on James 3:13-18, where Byan explores the difference between earthly wisdom and godly wisdom that comes "from above." He uses an analogy contrasting knowing a subway system's complete layout (mere knowledge) versus knowing how to drive a car skillfully (practical wisdom) to illustrate that true wisdom isn't just about having knowledge, but about rightly applying knowledge in a godly way. He outlines six characteristics of godly wisdom from the passage: being pure, peaceable, gentle, open to reason, merciful, and impartial/sincere. Byan concludes by pointing to Jesus as the perfect embodiment of true wisdom, who despite having all power and authority, demonstrated meekness and gentleness in service to God's kingdom.
By First Baptist SpartanburgThe lesson focuses on James 3:13-18, where Byan explores the difference between earthly wisdom and godly wisdom that comes "from above." He uses an analogy contrasting knowing a subway system's complete layout (mere knowledge) versus knowing how to drive a car skillfully (practical wisdom) to illustrate that true wisdom isn't just about having knowledge, but about rightly applying knowledge in a godly way. He outlines six characteristics of godly wisdom from the passage: being pure, peaceable, gentle, open to reason, merciful, and impartial/sincere. Byan concludes by pointing to Jesus as the perfect embodiment of true wisdom, who despite having all power and authority, demonstrated meekness and gentleness in service to God's kingdom.