To conclude our series on The Wisdom of God, Elder Joseph Luke claims that as a ministry God wants us to minister to the whole man. According to Elder Luke, we need to be able to minister to the social, physical and spiritual life of an individual in order for them to be a balanced Christian. There are parts of an individual that are visible to the human eye and then there are other parts that is are not visible. However, God sees it's all and God knows what we need. Elder Luke goes on to say, God loves us so much that at times he will allow us to feel the fire to know that it is hot. But, he will not allow it to destroy our destiny. He will allow us to stumble but he would not let us lay down for too long. The idea here is that wisdom will come through our mistakes and there is always a price to pay, it's not cheap and the price will always involve a sacrifice.

In this episode we learn that wisdom can be defined as the ability to make strategic decisions and smart choices. In other words, the ability to discern difference. According to Bishop Malcolm, wisdom will make you stand out in ways that knowledge will not because wisdom is an action word, it's a verb. Therefore, we are not wise in what we know but rather wise in what we do. Bishop Malcolm also claims that wisdom teaches us that we must focus on taking incremental step daily towards our ultimate goal because many incremental steps equals a monumental leap over a period of time. Thus making success like a jigsaw puzzle or a mosaic which is made up of lots of little pieces. If we focus too much on the picture in the puzzle we risk omitting the little pieces.

In this episode we learn that wisdom can be defined as the ability to make strategic decisions and smart choices. In other words, the ability to discern difference. According to Bishop Malcolm, wisdom will make you stand out in ways that knowledge will not because wisdom is an action word, it's a verb. Therefore, we are not wise in what we know but rather wise in what we do. Bishop Malcolm also claims that wisdom teaches us that we must focus on taking incremental step daily towards our ultimate goal because many incremental steps equals a monumental leap over a period of time. Thus making success like a jigsaw puzzle or a mosaic which is made up of lots of little pieces. If we focus too much on the picture in the puzzle we risk omitting the little pieces.

In the episode, we learn that the fear of God is the beginning of wisdom. However, it does not mean we should be afraid of God because it can be extremely difficult to love someone you are afraid of. According to Bishop Malcolm, the fear of the Lord is about realising God's sovereignty is absolute authority and about realising that he is the fountain and the source of all wisdom. Therefore, there is nothing wise that works against Him and anything working against His council is unwise. Bishop Malcolm also goes on to encourage us to seek the Lord for guidance before making an important decisions.

In the episode, we learn that the fear of God is the beginning of wisdom. However, it does not mean we should be afraid of God because it can be extremely difficult to love someone you are afraid of. According to Bishop Malcolm, the fear of the Lord is about realising God's sovereignty is absolute authority and about realising that he is the fountain and the source of all wisdom. Therefore, there is nothing wise that works against Him and anything working against His council is unwise. Bishop Malcolm also goes on to encourage us to seek the Lord for guidance before making an important decisions.

We kick off 2020 with our new series called "The Wisdom of God" and according to Bishop Malcolm, wisdom will give us visibility, influence, dominance and power. Wisdom will cause us to light up the night and those who are wise will shine and not those who are just knowledgable. Bishop Malcolm also goes on to say, wisdom stands in contrast to knowledge because everyone has knowledge. Therefore, it cannot be just knowledge that sets us apart and unused knowledge is potential power, only when knowledge is used and set in motion does it be kinetic power.

We kick off 2020 with our new series called "The Wisdom of God" and according to Bishop Malcolm, wisdom will give us visibility, influence, dominance and power. Wisdom will cause us to light up the night and those who are wise will shine and not those who are just knowledgable. Bishop Malcolm also goes on to say, wisdom stands in contrast to knowledge because everyone has knowledge. Therefore, it cannot be just knowledge that sets us apart and unused knowledge is potential power, only when knowledge is used and set in motion does it be kinetic power.

In this final crossover service of 2019 we learn that faith demands us to celebrate the end from the beginning so that we receive it before it appears. Faith is the substance of things hoped for, it is the evidence of things not seen. Meaning faith gives substance to everything we hope and prove the existence of things we have not seen. See you in 2020.

During this episode we discover that we can learn a lot about God by simply looking at His creation. According to Bishop Malcolm, when we look at creation, what we see is circles, Bishop Malcolm goes on to say, the universe is very circular because we have circular planets spinning on its own axis while also orbiting their nearest star. Therefore, everything God does moves in circles. However, we move in straight lines. Bishop Malcolm also claims that moving in straight lines means that our beginning and ending are far from each other. Therefore, we must to move in circles which will allow us to see the beginning and the ending at the same time.

In this episode, we learn that in the book of judges, whenever Israel asked for deliverance God raised up a man, including Gideon and Samson in response to prayer and deliverance. According to Bishop Malcolm, God typically answers our prayers through other people and as much as we are people of faith that look to God we must not discount the presence of good people in our lives because good people often are the presence of God in your life. Bishop Malcolm also goes on to say, if your vision is big enough, it will command the presence of other people. However, if you can do it all by yourself then your vision is too small and not worthy of your testimony. Therefore we must look to God and anticipate the arrival of a destiny helper in the form of a person.