Many of us have spent years searching for wisdom, often believing it to be difficult, if not impossible, to find. True wisdom seems so elusive because it is divinely revealed to the "childlike." The greatest wisdom comes from God, and it is attained by simply trusting Him daily, much like children do.

Shine your light on those who are waiting; pour out Your Spirit on those who are seeking. Live with Your promises held dear to our Earth as we wait for the new season You are taking us to. Help us to remain patient, for the fruits are ripe and the visions are unfolding. We are Yours, but make us worthy of Your love, O God.

The scars that we thought would stay on forever, the unchanging past that torments us, the invisible prison we lock ourselves down that is full of lies. He heals us by putting our wounds on His body. Freely we are given, freely we give back to those who are in need. So that they too can overcome what has deceived them.

The moment you put your faith in Jesus, God anoints you with the Holy Spirit. However weak and inadequate you may feel, God can use you, like David, in extraordinary ways. Even your weakness is anointed.

When God promised Abraham descendants as numerous as the stars, He wasn’t just speaking about physical offspring. Through Christ, we Gentiles also become part of that promise. In Him, we are grafted into the family of faith.

Each person has a part to play in accomplishing God's work on earth. No one is all-important, and no one is unimportant. We must beware of elevating some of God's workers while tearing down others. Our focus should be on elevating God and showing respect for all those who do His work. We, too, should do our part—whether planting, watering, or harvesting—to accomplish God's overall plan.