Applied Knowledge of the Truth
Matthew 7:24–25
Jesus calls the one who hears and does His word wise — action is the proof of wisdom.
Knowing Scripture isn't wisdom — obeying it is.
The wise builder’s house stood firm not because he heard, but because he acted.
 Wisdom = Obedience = Rock-solid foundation
Life storms come, but wisdom shields you.
Challenge: It's not easy – you must crucify the flesh, deny self, and walk in the Spirit.

2. Supernatural Insight
Daniel 2:16–19, Genesis 41:1–44
Wisdom is divine insight beyond human intellect.
Daniel told both the dream and its interpretation — no human could (Dan. 2:10).

Joseph interpreted Pharaoh’s dream + gave strategy:
 True interpretation
 Accurate analysis
 Strategic plan
 This is wisdom that solves problems when the world is clueless.
God gives this to those who seek Him.

3. Holy Ghost-Inspired Insight from Observation
Proverbs 6:6–9, 24:27–30, 1 Kings 4:29–34

1) Nature Teaches
The Ant – diligence, self-drive, planning
Holy Spirit opens eyes to God’s wisdom even in insects.

2) Neglected Fields
A farm overgrown with weeds = a life neglected.
Lack of attention leads to decay — spiritually, financially, relationally.

3) Solomon's Observation
He studied nature and life. God used it to unlock divine wisdom.
Be observant — the Holy Spirit gives lessons through life!

4. Wisdom is the Right Words by Divine Inspiration
Luke 21:15, Matthew 10:20
“I will give you a mouth and wisdom…”
Divine wisdom isn't just in what you know — it's in what you say, and how you say it.
Solomon’s judgment between two mothers (1 Kings 3:16–28) wasn’t legal training — it was divine.
People can recognize when someone carries divine wisdom by their speech.

How to Access the Wisdom of God
Isaiah 33:6 – “Wisdom and knowledge shall be the stability of thy times…”

Wisdom flows into:
Thoughts
Words
Decisions
Actions

1. Fear of the Lord
Proverbs 9:10, Genesis 39:9, Daniel 1:8
The fear of the Lord is deep reverence and submission.
Joseph, Daniel and Paul

2. Inspiration by the Holy Spirit
Job 32:7–8
“There is a spirit in man… the inspiration of the Almighty…”
This inspiration:
Elevates ordinary people.
Produces discernment, strategy, grace, and accuracy.

3. A Heart for God
? John 15:15, Genesis 18:17–19
God calls those who love Him friends, not just servants.
Abraham: God shared secrets with him.

4. Keeping Company with the Wise
? Proverbs 13:20, Psalm 1:1–3, 1 Cor. 15:33
Your company determines your counsel.
Walk with the wise, and you grow.

Bad company corrupts wisdom — even if you’re not doing what they do.
Eagles don’t flock with chickens or crows.
 Amnon and Jonadab (2 Samuel 13:1–20) – bad counsel led to ruin.
Real-life example: ungodly friends give logic-

5. Purposeful Separation
Genesis 24:63, Proverbs 18:1, Psalm 46:10
Isaac went out alone to meditate – and met destiny.
Separation births clarity.
Step back to hear God clearly.
 "You can’t hear secrets in noise."

6. Keen Observation & Reflection
Proverbs 24:30–34, Ecclesiastes 1:13, Proverbs 6:6–9
Learn from what others ignore.
Wisdom is found in noticing, pondering, and applying life lessons.

Stability in life (Is 33:6)
How to Access It:
Fear of the Lord
Divine inspiration
Heart for God
Wise associations
Purposeful separation