Is Anyone Listening to the Wisdom of the Bible? Ep. 1202: Christian Questions Podcast

It seems like wisdom has become old fashioned and obsolete. When I think of wisdom, I think of a thoughtful approach that is not driven by self-interest. I think of quiet observation that seeks to understand the people, the facts and the circumstances before weighing in with answers.

When I think of wisdom, I think of my Grandma Helen. She lived a hard life and yet judged no one, always found a way to help and contribute and continually guided others towards their best and most integrity-filled path. When I think of wisdom, I think of Jesus. I think of his everyday life, his teaching, his obedience to his Father and his selflessness. When I think of wisdom, I don’t ever think of our day and our tech-driven, opinion-heavy and reaction-riddled approach. What happened? Where did we go wrong?

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Here are some questions we answer in this podcast:

[00:16:45] Why is integrity such an important part of wisdom?

[00:29:46] If Solomon was so wise, why did it not end well?

[00:44:44] What benefits are there to us seeking for wisdom?