The Bible teaches that true wisdom is measured by how we live our lives, not by our IQ or experiences. Alistair Begg explores the characteristics of heavenly wisdom, including purity, peaceableness, consideration, submissiveness, and mercy, and how it is demonstrated through good deeds and a humble heart. [... more]

The source and nature of true wisdom are explored in this message, highlighting the importance of knowing God and the Bible, and how wisdom is demonstrated through good deeds and humility. [... more]

The pastor's role is to shepherd the flock of God, exercising oversight and authority with humility and gentleness. This involves feeding the sheep with the word of God, tending to their needs, and guarding them against error and damage. A pastor's primary responsibility is to serve God and lead by example, not by intimidation or dictatorial rule. [... more]

Paul's prayer for the Ephesians is a powerful reminder of the importance of spiritual growth, revelation knowledge, and a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. Through his prayer, Paul emphasizes the need for a spirit of wisdom and revelation to know God and to live a life that reflects His love. This requires a deep understanding of God's word and a willingness to listen to the Holy Spirit. As we seek to grow in our faith, we must cultivate a spirit of wisdom and revelation, allowing us to discern God's will and to live a life that honors Him. [... more]

God allows trials in our life to test our faith, produce endurance, and bring us to spiritual maturity. He desires to strengthen our faith and demonstrate His power in our lives. By seeing trials from God's perspective, we can learn to count them as joy and find spiritual growth through our experiences. [... more]

The Bible emphasizes the importance of seeking wisdom, which is more valuable than knowledge or information. To acquire wisdom, one must seek it, meditate on God's Word, obey His principles, pray for it, observe God's work in the world, heed godly counsel, and associate with wise people. [... more]

Living a life of godly wisdom means walking in reverence for God, understanding His will, and making decisions that align with His purpose. This involves recognizing the difference between worldly and demonic wisdom, which is limited and focused on personal gain, and spiritual wisdom, which is guided by God's plan and will. By seeking God's direction and living in obedience to Him, individuals can make wise decisions and enjoy the benefits of an unconditionally loving God. [... more]

Godly wisdom is the ability to discern what is true, right, and just, and it comes from God, enabling humans to lead a good, true, right, and satisfying life. To live a life of wisdom, one must guard wisdom, guard their heart, guard their speech, guard their eyes, and guard their feet, as these are the keys to living a life that honors God and brings spiritual and physical healing. [... more]

David's rise to fame and his demonstration of godly wisdom is contrasted with King Saul's envy and downward digression. Jonathan's friendship with David is highlighted as a model of shared character and faith, while Saul's attempts to silence his guilty conscience and harm David are thwarted by David's humility and wisdom. [... more]

When faced with injustice, it's easy to react impulsively, but God provides a better way to renew strength and reveal His blessings. Wisdom is key to making good decisions, especially in difficult scenarios, and it can change one's circumstances and countenance. By understanding and applying God's wisdom, individuals can experience delight and change their face, even in the midst of trouble and marginalization. [... more]

James highlights the theme of self-deception in his epistle, emphasizing the importance of evaluating wisdom based on its source, heart, and fruit. He contrasts false wisdom, which comes from the world, flesh, and devil, with true wisdom, which is heavenly, spiritual, and godly, producing peaceable, gentle, and merciful behavior. [... more]

Solomon's pursuit of wisdom leads him to understand the importance of balance and behavior in life, avoiding extremes of selfish wickedness and self-righteousness, and recognizing the limitations of intellectualism and hedonism. He concludes that wisdom is the most important thing, drawing us to the Creator of wisdom and the giver of wisdom, and giving us the joy of having the gospel of wisdom, which is that Jesus alone is perfect. [... more]

Faith is the foundation for a Christian experience, but it's not enough on its own. To live a virtuous life and bring glory to God, one must add knowledge, self-control, and other qualities to their faith. This knowledge is not just about getting to know God, but about gaining wisdom and insight to live a better life, make better decisions, and deal with others effectively. [... more]

David's encounter with Nabal teaches us about the importance of godly counsel, restraining grace, and overcoming bitterness. A godly counselor, like Abigail, can help us navigate difficult situations and make wise decisions, leading to spiritual growth and a deeper relationship with God. [... more]

A church leader discusses the importance of godly wisdom and meekness in church leadership, contrasting it with worldly wisdom and selfish ambition. He shares biblical examples and principles to guide pastors and church members in maintaining a pure and peaceful congregation. [... more]