Whakatauki 1:7-8

Wisdom requires God's input, right? God wants us to think right and do right. So, He tells us how, in short, to-the-point sentences. You'll see this in the statement “Man Says”. But “God says” how to think and act His way in these Proverbs. “Proverbs to Remember One-Three” has 72 Proverbs taken from the 31 chapters. They cover about 25 topics (Anger, Temptation, Forgiveness, Hope, Trust, Wisdom, Family, Money).

Albert Einstein once wrote that “Wisdom is not a product of schooling but the lifelong attempt to acquire it.”  What wisdom are you reaching to acquire, and how might your attempts to get it to make you wiser?  Which of your attempts to reach God have brought you closer to him?  These beautiful audio meditations will help you begin your voyage toward knowledge by first taking a step toward God.  

This reading plan is from the Everyday Bible Commentary on Proverbs 1-2 and will help you go deeper in the Scripture. It is for anyone who has a desire to grow deeper in their understanding of the Scripture and strengthen their relationship with God by meditating on the deep wisdom of the book of Proverbs.

Vance K. Jackson leads readers in this wisdom filled devotional. The reverential fear and respect of God is the beginning or the starting point of knowledge. Before you begin anything — seek God. Before you start a career — seek God. Before you build a business or start a new venture — choose to seek God. Choose to honor God. Let Christ guide your steps and navigate your course.