In the book of Proverbs, Wisdom calls out to us, asking us to pay attention to her. The person that seeks wisdom, finds it and finds life!

Proverbs tells us to trust in God instead of our own understanding. When we do, we are led through life by God’s direction. The path may not always be clear, but it will be straight.

Job has suffered greatly and struggled to make sense of his situation. Conventional wisdom has not prepared his for this time. What he learns helps us ask the question, “If wisdom truly comes from God, how do we become wise?”

God took care of the people as a parent cares for a child and prepares her for life. God has also cared for us, and continues to care, so that we can live in the Spirit’s power and strength.

Hezekiah received despairing news. It was upon hearing that news that he prayed to God to “save us.” What is it going to take to get the church to pray like that?

Because of what we know God has done for us, our lives are dedicated to worship of God.

Solomon’s wisdom was an intriguing part of his life. Everyone noticed. People came from all over the world to hear from his wisdom. We remember that his wisdom is a gift from God! So, like Solomon, when we put our gifts into use for God’s purposes, people notice.

Gideon asks God two of the most serious questions there are when it comes to following God: Why? & How? How God answered Gideon is a sign of hope for us when we ask the same questions.

God prepares us for what is ahead. Joshua had learned and experienced much from Moses. Now, it was his turn to lead. What is it God is calling you to do?

God used a simple piece of clothing to remind the people of God’s power. We can use simple ways to remind ourselves of God’s grace. As we do we are continually encouraged to be holy and faithful to God.