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The benefits of seeking wisdom are numerous. Proverbs 3:13-18 tells us that wisdom is more profitable than silver and yields better returns than gold. It is more precious than rubies, and nothing you desire can compare with her.

The young people at camp saw this truth come to life. Students shared testimonies of how God had spoken to them, providing clarity and direction for their lives. They learned to surrender their own plans and trust in God’s perfect timing and wisdom, to be anchored in His word.

In a world where youth are frequently confused or uncertain about the future, it is refreshing and deeply encouraging to witness a generation of young people who are gladly choosing to let God define their identity and purpose.

The point he is making is that life comes with challenges, and we would be wise to seek the help and knowledge of someone who has right knowledge and skill for the situation we find ourselves in. By studying God’s word and wisdom, we eventually will become better and more skilled ourselves at applying wisdom.

Too many times, we make those quick decisions that we feel we need to do right now. Whether it’s a financial choice, a relationship decision, or even a career move, the urgency of the moment can cloud our judgment.

we believe in the transformative power of Jesus’ love. Every day, we are presented with the opportunity to change our lives in response to this divine love. As a church, we work together to accomplish our mission to “Change Lives Through Jesus’ Love”.

The Bible offers a wealth of wisdom literature just waiting to be read. While Proverbs is often the go-to source for biblical wisdom, it includes other books such as Job, Psalms, Ecclesiastes, and the Song of Solomon which also fall under the category of wisdom literature. These books were written by sages and are designed to impart wisdom, helping those who read them to know how to handle various situations and specific conditions in life.