Do you want to grow in knowledge and wisdom?  Do you really?  If yes, then get ready to endure some pain.  Remember, no pain, no gain.  

How often do we talk about the virtue of humility or the peril of pride?  I would propose NOT enough!  How do we gain influence with people, grow our business with passion and make money with humility?  It is possible... but its not easy. 

How many books are written with strategies to gain wealth? ... countless!  Today we look at Proverbs 10:1-5 where King Solomon specifically describes how to be wise... and how to not be wise.  

Would you eat and drink with Wisdom if you could?  Why does King Solomon personify Wisdom with a house, young women and a feast?  What is this feast all about and how do we gain Wisdom from it?  Lets look closer at Proverbs 9:1-9 to find out. 

If you could have more wisdom or more money, which one would you pick?  Which one will make your life better off in the long run?  In Chapter 8, King Solomon personifies Wisdom and then claims that She is better than money and all you can desire cannot compare with her.  Lets take a closer look!

What is the apple of your eye?  What do you focus your time and attention on?  How much time and attention do you focus on being and growing in wisdom?  Have you ever thought that focusing on wisdom could change the way you look at Pornography? Lets look at Proverbs 7 1-5 to learn from our wisdom teacher King Solomon and see how wisdom might change the way we look at women.  

If your life was being hunted down, would you want the wisdom to save it?  What if your own mouth and your own words caused you to fall into the trap of a hunter?  Do you want to get out?  Today lets look at Proverbs 6:1-5 and hear how we can save ourselves from the folly of our own mouth.  Today's episode may cause you pain... and what are you going to do about that?

Would you kiss a woman if she had honey on her lips?  Would you do a business deal if every aspect seemed totally perfect?  Today we look at Proverbs 5:1-5 and discuss the literal and figurative meaning behind the "forbidden woman" that we see in Proverbs.