This sermon teaches that true security in life comes not from worldly wisdom but from actively pursuing and treasuring godly wisdom, as outlined in Proverbs 2:1–11 through a series of clear “if/then” promises. Solomon’s fatherly counsel emphasizes that while God’s love is unconditional, wisdom and security are received conditionally—if we accept, store, seek, and desperately pursue God’s wisdom like hidden treasure, then God grants understanding, protection, discernment, and guidance along righteous paths. Wisdom does not happen by accident; it requires humility, desire, and intentional effort, shaping both right belief and right behavior. In contrast, worldly wisdom leads to chaos, confusion, and vulnerability, often disguised through seductive or twisted words that appeal to our desires. Godly wisdom guards us from these dangers, aligns us with godly community, and helps us recognize God’s voice amid competing influences. Ultimately, the call to seek wisdom reflects God’s prior pursuit of us, inviting us to incline our hearts toward Him so that we may live securely, faithfully, and well.