WISDOM WALKS - From Talk To Walk (pt.7) - Noah Herrin
Noah Herrin preaches from James chapter 3, arguing that wisdom is not merely intellectual knowledge but the application of that knowledge in everyday life. Wisdom, James says, is proved by a good life, deeds done, and a spirit of humility. Herrin contrasts selfish ambition, which builds personal kingdoms, with holy ambition, which seeks to build God's kingdom and bless others. He gives practical examples from parenting, leadership, and the Dead Sea, and calls Christians to give their time, talents, and treasure, to clothe themselves in humility, and to walk closely with Jesus for guidance.
“"The wisdom that comes from Heaven is first of all pure, then peace loving, considerate, submissive, full of mercy and good fruit, impartial and sincere," describing the character of heavenly wisdom.” · Noah Herrin
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Measure wisdom by obedience, not by how much you know; let your faith produce humble deeds. Examine your motives: cultivate holy ambition that seeks the good of others and gives glory to God. Practice the three Ts, time, talent, and treasure, by investing them outwardly and stay close to Jesus for guidance rather than idolizing perfect clarity.
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