This past Sunday, I had the opportunity to give the Sunday sermon in my church, and I shared a little about the man with leprosy who was listening to the sermon on the mount.
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Wisdom is a person’s ability to make accurate judgments based on knowledge and experience.
There is a passage in the book of Hosea that says, “My people are destroyed for lack of knowledge”. And I continually hear that knowledge is power. But it is even better if you have the shrewdness to know how to handle that knowledge.
We all want to do well in life. I have not met anyone to this day who likes to fail or make mistakes. But that does not mean we are exempt from experiencing failure or making mistakes.
By receiving wisdom and instruction or correction, we acquire knowledge and skills that enable us to make wise decisions and live according to the principles of our faith.
A proverb is a short sentence or phrase that teaches proper and moral conduct. The book of Proverbs gives practical advice on living according to our religious ideas and behaving correctly and morally.
As followers or disciples of Jesus, we are called to share the good news of salvation, especially to those who do not know it.
According to what Paul recommends to the Church, we should not pursue issues that are not essential to the Church, but only those things that help the mutual growth and development of the Church.
Today we can see that there is a diversity of thoughts in different congregations or denominations. And in each one of them, we could highlight the things that, as Christians, we should not do.
Legend has it that once upon a time, a snake began to chase a lightning bug; the latter fled quickly from the fierce predator, but the snake did not think of giving up.