“Hidden Wisdom”
The Path of Grace:
Friends in Christ,
There is a wisdom,
not found in textbooks or echoed in the halls of power, but hidden.
Veiled in parables.
Tucked away in the sacred depth of God’s Word.
To understand it, we must do what Scripture tells us plainly:
“If any of you lacks wisdom, let him ask of God…
(James 1:5)
So we ask.
We pray.
We seek not man’s ideas,
but the deep things of God.
Gentle Correction, firm but humble.
In this present world, truth is often buried under deception.
Words are used not to heal, but to wound.
Lies are spoken in the name of progress,
and the schemes of old
though once effective
now fall flat under the weight of their own corruption.
Let us be clear:
Those who were not trustworthy in the past
have not suddenly become reliable in the present.
We are not called to be cynical
but discerning.
And discernment is born from experience.
From trials.
From prayer.
From the school of grace and the discipline of truth.
But take heart:
“To everything there is a season, a time for every purpose under heaven.”
(Ecclesiastes 3:1)
At the appointed time, what God has promised
will be fulfilled.
Until then, stay the course.
Walk the narrow road.
Live for the Lord.
And watch how life begins to overflow
with blessings that the world cannot manufacture.
Not wealth alone but peace, purpose, and perspective.
These are the true bonuses of a life surrendered to Christ.
Yes —
God will often allow us to be humbled.
Even broken.
Not to harm us,
but to shape us.
Because in the valley,
He forms the kind of human we were always meant to be.
So I say to you:
Live now for the little things.
A kind word.
A quiet moment.
A prayer in the night.
A life lived faithfully.
Destiny, you see, is not destroyed
it is redirected.
God is shifting paths,
not to delay your purpose,
but to prepare you for a better one.
So let us grow.
In grace.
In knowledge.
In faith.
Stay on the righteous path.
Ask God to open your eyes to His hidden wisdom.
And remember:
“He leads the humble in what is right, and teaches the humble His way.”
(Psalm 25:9)
May your trust be in the Lord alone.
And may you walk each day
not with fear,
but with full assurance
that He who began a good work in you will be faithful to complete it.
Amen