#wisdom

One way to get a heart of wisdom is to learn from people more experienced than we are and to take to heart the lessons they learned.

Last year I did a series of blogs on what Scripture has to say about the power of the tongue. The cumulative weight of those verses...

We now need to turn our attention to some practical approaches to carrying out confessional discipleship and offer some recommended resources that will help pastors along the way.

In the ancient book on wisdom, the book of Proverbs, we see that the wisdom writer does not avoid money conversations with his son. The book of Proverbs does not shy away from talking about money because money is a part of our lives, and God cares for all the details of our lives.

Many of us lack wealth in the world’s eyes, but we know we possess unimaginable prosperity in Jesus Christ.

There would be no refinement in our understanding of theology without the labors and example of those giants who have gone before us. Yet, the natural condition of the human heart is pride and self-sufficiency.

"There is a constellation of sages," says Daniel Grothe, "that the Lord will situate around all of our lives.” But like wisdom in the Bible, these wise men and women have to be pursued.

In this Q&A, author Jolynn Davidson discusses some of her book’s applications to pastors and ministry for how to transform wounds into wisdom.