Today's share is a short, simple, yet practical post from Ligonier. In it, Kyle Borg offers straightforward ideas for growing in wisdom from a Biblical perspective. I know for me, I hate to be more like the fool than the wise man, yet it can seem to be the case so often. Hopefully, following these ideas, and more so the Scriptures, all the while relying upon the Holy Spirit, may we grow in Christ-like wisdom.

Rays of the rising sun burst through stormy-looking skies. The bright red, orange, and yellow hues shine strikingly against the dark blues and grays of the clouds. Meanwhile, drivers, seemingly unaware of the glorious display above, hurry their way to work, weaving in and out of traffic, pushing the speed limit as much as possible, and rushing through yellow lights. Instead of gazing at the beauty of the sky, visors are lowered to block out the sun's brightness This was the s

Today's share is from Reagan Rose's Redeeming Productivity. In this video, he explores the idea that sometimes busyness can be a mask for laziness; that sometimes it is our way of keeping from doing what actually matters. I found it pretty interesting, and I hope you will as well. And may we focus on what truly matters, on what God has set before us.