Exercising godly wisdom within the family requires learning, listening, and then applying. We must commit to a life of listening to instruction and living out faith that is inspiring.

Exercising godly wisdom within friendships leads to a brotherly love. Wisdom makes a distinction between companions and true friendship.

Exercising godly wisdom with our money embraces the beauty of spiritual wealth and defends against a heart of greed.

Exercising godly wisdom in sexuality recognizes the dangers or worldly satisfaction and flees from a life of impurity.

Exercising godly wisdom in sexuality recognizes the dangers of worldly satisfaction and flees from a life of impurity.

Exercising godly wisdom in decision making means we stop making decision based on worldly gain but learning to trust God in both trial and triumph. Proverbs teaches us to follow God’s heart over our own. God had given us a new heart so that we can trust in His. We must look to Jesus in all of life, not to our own heart for decisions.