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The more you study Solomon’s writings, the more you’ll appreciate the perspective of wisdom. But just as impressive is the power of wisdom. Dr. David Jeremiah considers four examples of wisdom’s incredible power, straight from Solomon himself.

1 Kings 12:1–16 As Christians, our private life must match our public life, our words must match our promises, and our whole life must be integrated. No double standards or inconsistencies! In this message, Pastor Chuck Swindoll journeys through Rehoboam’s life, revealing the dangerous effects of hypocrisy (1 Kings 12). Avoid any masks you might be tempted to wear. Strip away the veneers. Let God forge real character and strength in you. Live a genuine life with integrity!

If you think wisdom is about possessing knowledge, you’re half right. Wisdom is also about understanding that not all things can be known. Dr. David Jeremiah reminds us to be grateful for what we can know – and what we can’t – as God reveals the tiny pieces of His plan for our lives.

If you think wisdom is about possessing knowledge, you’re half right. Wisdom is also about understanding that not all things can be known. Dr. David Jeremiah reminds us to be grateful for what we can know – and what we can’t – as God reveals the tiny pieces of His plan for our lives.

The Bible is filled with paradoxes like “the first shall be last” and “love your enemies.” As Dr. David Jeremiah explains, turning conventional wisdom upside-down reveals deeper truth.

The Bible is filled with paradoxes like “the first shall be last” and “love your enemies.” As Dr. David Jeremiah explains, turning conventional wisdom upside-down reveals deeper truth.