Point One: Wisdom Is a Lifelong Pursuit

Point Two: Wisdom Does Not Always Feel Logical

Point Three: Wisdom Sustains your Life

Discussion Questions:

Watch the past message, then choose questions to get your group thinking and create openness.

  1. What was something that stood out to you from this past Sunday’s message? Share what you learned and how it will impact your life.

  2. Read Proverbs 3. Proverbs 3 highlights that one of the biggest barriers to gaining wisdom is relying too much on our own understanding. Where do you find that you often lean on your own perspective? What is the reason for that?

  3. If you want to rely on God instead of your own understanding, what practical steps can you take? What stops us from taking those steps?

  4. Read Proverbs 28:26. The word "mind" in the original text connects to the heart. People often say to follow their hearts, but how can that lead to foolish choices? Can you recall a time when following your heart resulted in a bad decision?

  5. To grow in wisdom, we should follow what God has clearly told us. How does obeying God’s commands help us deal with unexpected challenges?

  6. Proverbs also says that if we trust God and acknowledge Him in everything we do, He will guide our paths. Have you seen this happen in your own life?

  7. What advice can you give to someone who feels uncertain and is looking for wisdom in a hard situation?