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“The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom…” (Prov 9:10 NKJV). In this context, "fear" does not imply a terror of punishment, but rather a constant awareness of who Christ is. This holy fear keeps us rooted and grounded and inspires us with awestruck wonder. Fearing Him is knowing Him, and this is where true wisdom lies, laying the foundation for our lifestyle as His sons and daughters.

We’ve been on the message of wisdom lately. How did we get on this topic? The process of prayer led us here! Prayer is meant to be transformative! In Luke we are told that “Jesus increased in wisdom and stature, and in favor with God and men.” (NKJV, Luke 2:52) We can grow in these too. Prayer is what puts us in a position that will allow us to grow and be transformed...for our own beings and for...

The past few months have been centered around the message of wisdom. Listen as Mark encourages us to pause and focus on what Yahweh has been speaking during this time.

So often in life we hear about a topic, feel as though we’ve learned enough, and get ready to move to the next thing. But let us not forget the importance of review. Before we move forward, we are encouraged to ask questions. Why? Why have we received the revelation of wisdom? Listen as Mark shares on the why of wisdom.

Wisdom always reminds us to return to the source of blessing and give thanks. This is the posture for breakthrough. In fact, the will of God for our life is that we rejoice always, pray continually, and in all things give thanks. Everything is possible in this posture, but most importantly, it empowers us to release His righteousness, His peace, and His joy into the earth. 

Do you want to bring heaven to this earth or would you prefer to wait for it? Pondering this question most likely makes other questions regarding your life come to mind. Questions are good. Those questions can actually serve as a gate into wonder.  Listen as Benjamin shares on what takes place when you partner with wonder and wisdom.

Jesus, the Great Redeemer, came to this earth to reclaim all of mankind and restore us back to the Father.  Wisdom comes to us with the revelation that we, the redeemed sons and daughters of God, are to turn and redeem the earth. When we receive Wisdom’s word and are awakened to the power and responsibility that we carry,  the earth will respond and the reign of God will be glorified in all of cre...

Waiting… Whether it be for food at a restaurant or for that online purchase to arrive, all of us have experienced impatience in the wait. What about when it comes to waiting on the fulfillment of a promise? Although the gap between hearing the word and the fulfillment of the promise may appear longer than anticipated, perhaps there is great purpose in the wait. Listen as guest Matt Brown shares on...

We can hear the knock at our doors again with a simple truth. There is nothing too small to bring to the table. No matter which area of life, wisdom is able to impact it. When we ask and truly believe, then we will receive. Listen and be encouraged by the testimony of wisdom’s impact.

How have you been feeling lately? Have you been feeling stressed or down? Perhaps you have being feeling on top of the world! Either way, your feelings serve as indicators of what you have been thinking about. If you choose to meditate on circumstances and the things of this world, it will be evident by your feelings. Wisdom’s knock can be heard once again. The message is clear. When you choose to...

If you’ve ever spent any time around children, you’re aware that being teachable is common. Oftentimes, our sense of being teachable fades as we grow. David writes in scripture, “Come, you children, listen to me; I will teach you the fear of the Lord” (Psalm 34:11 NKJV). When we come as His children with the mindset of being teachable to learn about the fear of the Lord, what will change? Is the f...

Wisdom comes to those who are humble in heart and are surrendered to her ways. In whatever we are called to do, there needs to be a level of humility where we subject everything to the wisdom of the Lord. And ultimately, we need to remember that our lives are not our own. Christ within us is the purpose driven mindset upon which wisdom rests, and we can know that there is a reason why we are here....

Scripture tells us so much about wisdom. We read that the Lord gives wisdom and that those who diligently seek will find. What does the finding look like? What happens when we incline our ears to wisdom’s voice?

Solomon, whom the Bible refers to as being “wiser than all men,” tells us that wisdom is the principle thing. His advice is to get wisdom! If you’ve ever been in a situation where you didn’t know what to do, you’ll understand the need for getting wisdom. We all have this opportunity to put more weight and emphasis on getting wisdom. For with wisdom, our lives will change and more glory will be bro...

Have you ever known someone that just seems to walk so effortlessly in favor? What about those in your world who seem to have profound wisdom? You may wonder how they attained such favor and wisdom, and question if that is available for you too. Could the key really be as simple as understanding and practicing the process of prayer?

The table of the Lord awaits. It is a table of communion with Him. There is a call to place this time of prayer at the table above everything else on the schedule. The table is what helps us connect our hearts to heaven. We will experience more of what is meant by “on earth as it is in heaven” when we take our rightful seat at His table.

If we’re honest, many of us can relate to praying for a cause and feeling as though the answer never came. Maybe we’ve prayed and felt like it ended with an answer we were hoping against. Either way, prayer is so much more than our perceived expectations. It is important to have an understanding of prayer and what is taking place when we pray.

Many of us have needs in our lives that we are praying about continually. Jesus tells us “whatever” we ask, or when we ask “anything” in His name, He will do it. He will ask the Father who will send another Savior, the Holy Spirit. And then, His Holy Spirit living within is what equips us to be an answered prayer to the surrounding culture. He wants to do things for us, and He wants to do things w...

Every single one of us has a gift, has an anointing, that our Father gave to us before the beginning of time. That gift is going to be used either for God or for the world. The choice of how it is used is up to us. It is our responsibility, by the power of the Holy Spirit dwelling within, to guard this most precious gift, allowing it to be used for the King and utilized for His Kingdom. 

In the very beginning He designed us to walk in the cool of the day with Him. There is no substitute for that union with the Father. His Fatherhood, as unveiled by the Holy Spirit, is what reveals His inmost heart and the identity over our lives. We have been identified as sons and daughters with permission to walk in the most effective and authentic of ways.

There is a big difference between walking this earth as His creation and walking this earth as His son. Sons have the understanding of being created by Him, but it doesn’t stop there. Sons are aware of having received the Spirit of adoption.

In some form or another, the heaviness and unnecessary weight a burden can bring will eventually take its toll. It may seem unbearable, but if you’re listening, there is a knock at the door saying cast your cares upon the Lord because He deeply cares. The real question is, are you convinced? Are you convinced He deeply cares? Are you convinced you can fully trust Him?

What is it that moves you? Is it the thought of what tomorrow brings? Is it the diagnosis you just received? When you’re rooted to the kingdom of this world, you’ll constantly be moved by circumstances. However, as believers, He is calling us to be rooted to Him and His kingdom! When you’re rooted to this, you’ll be moved by the impulses of the Holy Spirit.

You may have heard the popular phrase that speaks to how many talk the talk, but few will actually walk the walk. Your actions speak. As believers, we hear the messages and quote the verses, but the temptation to live casually exists. We can hear and know the language of this new day, but does it stop there? Does our lifestyle reflect new life? Are we walking the walk? Or are we just talking the t...

It’s been said we will reflect what we’ve been placing our focus on. We can see this to be true on the faces of smiling babies that have had constant smiles being sent their way. They’re reflecting what they’re seeing, and it shows on their countenance. Next, look at those with disgruntled countenances. While that dissatisfied expression may not have come from constant angry looks sent to them, if...