Wisdom is looking for you
Gregory Bishop(Audio: Spanish)
SUMMARY:
In this sermon, the speaker discusses how life can be complicated and challenging, but God's wisdom is available to those who seek it. God speaks through the Bible and can provide guidance and blessings in all aspects of life, from health to finances to relationships. However, the speaker cautions that wisdom is not a quick fix or a guarantee of a trouble-free life, and Christians must still obey the principles of wisdom in their daily lives. The speaker emphasizes that wisdom comes from God and is based on unbreakable principles, and Christians should not neglect the natural aspect of life that also contains God's wisdom.
As Christians, we sometimes neglect the natural aspect of life and rely too much on supernatural miracles. This can lead us to neglect God's wisdom in practical situations. We need to seek God's wisdom in every aspect of life, from work to relationships, to financial decisions. Proverbs is full of wise principles for life that, if followed, can lead to a fulfilling and successful life. We need to be careful of foolishness around us and ask God for wisdom in navigating life's situations.
God is the wisest being in the universe and is willing to teach us if we are willing to listen. We should seek wisdom from God in every life situation and ask Him to teach us. The Holy Spirit speaks to us and every situation becomes a teachable moment. We can also learn from wise friends and mentors, especially those who are older and have already lived and learned from their mistakes. We should seek the Kingdom of God and His wisdom for practical life. We should have teachable hearts and be good students of God.I invite you to open your Bibles to the Book of Proverbs, chapter 1, verses 20 to 21. How many of us know that God speaks? How many of us know that God spoke in the Bible and continues to speak to those who have ears to hear it? Amen. I ask God that I am one that is always listening to his voice and that you are too. Proverbs 1:20 to 21. We are going to observe how God sometimes speaks with a soft, calm voice, but sometimes God also yells at us. Let's see about that.
"Wisdom calls out in the streets, raises its voice in the squares, calls out in the main meeting places and at the entrances of the city gates, says its reasons."