Tag: Wisdom

God’s Perfect Wisdom in Every Circumstance

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FLOYD ROGERS

God’s wisdom has no limits. In every situation, He understands what is truly best for each of us. Because God loves His people and always acts in ways that are right, He must also have perfect wisdom to know what that is at all times.

Unlike people, God never needs advice or a group to help Him make decisions. He does not seek counsel from angels or hold meetings to figure out what to do. Every decision comes from His flawless, endless wisdom. There is no uncertainty with God. He knows what should happen in every moment and situation.

Even when life feels uncertain, believers can be sure that God’s choices are made through perfect understanding.

Oh, the depth of the riches, both of the wisdom and knowledge of God! How unsearchable are His judgments and unfathomable His ways!

Romans 11:33

Trusting God’s Wisdom: Overcoming Doubt

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AMY TURNER

When someone needs wisdom, the Bible encourages them to ask God for it. James 1:6 reminds us that when we do ask, we must believe fully, without hesitation. If we doubt, we are compared to a wave in the sea—moved around by the wind, without direction or steadiness.

God is generous and kind. He gives wisdom freely to those who ask. He does not make us feel ashamed or embarrassed for needing help. However, there is a warning: if we question the wisdom God gives, especially just because it doesn’t match what we expect, we become confused and uncertain in all parts of our lives.

This kind of doubt is not about whether God will give us wisdom, but whether we trust the wisdom He provides. When we pray, we should accept God’s answer as the best guidance, even if it doesn’t make complete sense at first.

Proverbs 3:5 supports this truth: “Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding.” God’s wisdom is higher than ours, and believing in it leads to a steady and peaceful life.

Seek Godly Wisdom and navigate Life with Proverbs

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TEXAS GOSPEL VOLUNTEER

In the book of Proverbs, we find a profound emphasis on wisdom. The Bible references wisdom over two hundred times, highlighting its importance in our lives. Proverbs, along with Ecclesiastes and Job, delves into the depths of wisdom, offering guidance on how to live wisely, explore its limitations, and understand God’s mysterious ways. James, in the New Testament, urges us to embody wisdom in our daily lives, navigating a world filled with distractions and endless options.

In today’s world, knowledge is readily available at our fingertips. We can access information instantly through our devices, but the wisdom the Bible speaks of is far deeper than superficial knowledge. It’s about shaping our hearts and aligning our lives with God’s will. True wisdom involves understanding how to live in harmony with God’s purpose and plan for us.

Wisdom is not a luxury; it’s a necessity. The more we examine our lives and the world around us, the more we realize how much we don’t know. That’s why we must seek Godly wisdom, recognizing that God knows and has a plan for us. Solomon, the author of Proverbs and Ecclesiastes, began his reign with wisdom, understanding his need for it to fulfill God’s plan.

Our roles as parents, spouses, Christians, and citizens are bigger than ourselves. We need God’s wisdom to navigate these responsibilities effectively. Young people, especially, need wisdom to choose the paths that lead to fullness of joy in God’s presence. Lack of wisdom is not just about not knowing what to do; it’s about not understanding everything God has for us.

The call to wisdom requires a response. We must receive and respond to God’s wisdom in our lives. God wants us to live in wisdom, providing us with a way to obtain it through His word. The passage calls us to hear, heed, holler, and hunt for wisdom.

First, we are called to hear the word of God. Faith comes by hearing, and we must seek every opportunity to hear truth proclaimed and taught. However, hearing alone is not enough; we must also heed the word of God. We must apply the truths we know from the Bible to our lives. Wisdom is the knowledge or truth that is applied in our lives. We do it because God says so, and we live it because we know it’s the truth.

Furthermore, we are called to holler after knowledge, crying out to God for understanding. This is not a passive pursuit but a devoted commitment to finding God’s wisdom. We must recognize that we need what God is trying to teach us. We need to cry out for the wisdom of God in our lives, acknowledging that He has all wisdom and promises to give it to us.

Finally, we are called to hunt for wisdom, seeking it as we would hidden treasure. We must dig into the word of God and look for its treasures. The problem many of us face is that God is not the priority in our lives. Seeking the wisdom of God should not be a one-time thing but a daily, moment-by-moment pursuit.

The knowledge of God surpasses all other forms of knowledge. It’s about having a relational understanding of His character, ways, and will. This knowledge is not a burden but a delight to those who truly seek Him. The more we get to know God and His wisdom, the more we can live for Him and the more He can work in and through us.

Above all, we must seek first the kingdom of God and His righteousness, trusting that all these things shall be added unto us.