This article addresses the important gift of discernment, particularly with reference to how believers are expected to handle such deceptive publications as The Da Vinci Code. Knowledge of the Word of God is a primary necessity for exercising this gift, but also a heart that is enabled by the Holy Spirit to be able to distinguish between what is right and what is wrong.

The book of Proverbs presents wisdom as a gift of God which is sustained by continual reliance on God's word.

Jesus grew in wisdom, we read in Luke 2:52. This article explains Jesus's growth in wisdom and how the believer grows into wisdom like Christ.

What is wisdom? Where does true wisdom come from? According to the Bible, wisdom is practical and determines how you live your life. A wise person is one who is skilled in righteous living. God is the source of true wisdom.

Through the Holy Spirit we are able to embrace Christ as our wisdom (1 Corinthians 1:30).

The book of Proverbs frequently speaks about the heart, since the heart is the seat of personality. It is important for Christians to guard their heart by resisting sin and looking to God's wisdom.

This is the first of two articles based on 1 Corinthians 2:7 on the topic of wisdom. Wisdom from God can only be found in the gospel of Jesus Christ. This wisdom has always been part of God's plan - already before God created the earth He had elected who would be saved.

This is the second of two articles based on 1 Corinthians 2:7 on the topic of wisdom. Scripture is the source of wisdom, the gospel is the content of wisdom, and Christ is the center of wisdom.

While the climax of wisdom is found in Christ, the climax of folly is found in postmodernism, for it is a fool who denies that God exists.

The article explores the biblical view of wisdom. To think in Christian terms about any or every aspect of the universe is true wisdom.

Christians are sometimes annoyed when a minister preaches a moral sermon of 'good advice' or 'worldy wisdom'. Is there ever a place for this common sense preaching?

Where can wisdom be found? This article describes how Christians can gain wisdom, through a consideration of Job 28.

This article examines the theme of wisdom in the Epistle of James. Wisdom forms a major motif in the background of the writer and his epistle. While not personified, wisdom is extolled here as a divine gift. Additionally, wisdom possesses some personal characteristics that form a wisdom poem in which the virtues of wisdom are listed and praised.