Solomon breaks down the anatomy of wisdom from top to bottom. He encourages us to use our ears, mouth, eyes, and feet wisely. Above all else he urges us to guard our hearts.

There is a great problem. Just because someone in one generation trusts in Christ and His wisdom is no guarantee those who follow them in the next generation will. Thankfully God has a grand plan: that one generation passes it on to the next. In this way God’s praise will be perpetuated! Praise God for all who pass it on – including…

Good parents aim to protect their children from unnecessary falls. But when a parent says, “Do not”, the child often says, “Why Not?” Today Solomon provides his son with some of each. If we listen in we’ll discover how God’s wisdom brings stability for our path and even guides us as we navigate relationships with our neighbors.

Monster truckers drive boldly because they trust their steel roll cage. Wisdom is not just knowledge. It is a matter of who we trust. When it comes to life, do you have a roll cage worth trusting?

When you stand at a fork in the road there is often a wise path and an unwise path. How do you know which way to go? What is our part to play when it comes to wisdom? What is God’s? If these questions hit close to home then Proverbs 2 is for you.

Please RSVP. Common words with an invitation. Today Solomon tells his son and us about 3 invitations: one from a father, one from temptation, and one from wisdom itself. The important question for those who wish to walk in wisdom is… how will we respond to each one?

If someone asked you, “What is wisdom?” what would you say? Biblical wisdom is closely connected to 4 realities. Listen to find out what they are and how to begin (or continue) your own quest for wisdom.