Proverbs | Daddy Has Something to Say - Part 4: Appeal to Hold Fast to Wisdom | Episode 5

Have you ever watched someone succeed by cutting corners while you’re trying to do the right thing, yet life seems harder for you? Have you ever wondered whether integrity is really worth it? In this episode of Daddy Has Something to Say, we explore Proverbs 3:21–35 and discover why God’s wisdom is worth holding onto even when doing what is right seems costly. Through Solomon’s fatherly instruction, we explore four important lessons: 📖 Hold tightly to God’s wisdom: Let His truth shape your decisions, character, and daily life. 🙏 Trust God as you walk through life: You may not know what tomorrow holds, but you can trust the One who does. ❤️ Put wisdom into practice: Do good when you can, treat others with kindness, and pursue peace rather than unnecessary conflict. 🛡️ Don’t envy or imitate the wicked: Resist the temptation to compromise your values and remain humble and faithful to God. This passage reminds us that a life of wisdom doesn’t guarantee an easy journey. But God’s wisdom helps us navigate life’s challenges, make godly decisions, and build a legacy marked by integrity, humility, generosity, and love. 💭 Reflection question: What is influencing your decisions today—your emotions, other people’s opinions, the desire to get ahead, or the wisdom of God? Timestamps 00:00 – When Doing the Right Thing Feels Costly 00:50 – Welcome to The Shofar 01:40 – Lesson 1: Hold Tightly to God’s Wisdom 03:50 – Lesson 2: Trust God as You Walk Through Life 06:15 – Lesson 3: Put Wisdom into Practice 08:20 – Loving Your Neighbour and Pursuing Peace 10:00 – Lesson 4: Don’t Envy the Wicked 11:25 – Humility, Grace, and the Legacy We Leave 12:25 – Four Lessons from Proverbs 3:21–35 13:15 – Closing Prayer and Final Reflection If this message encouraged you, 🔔 Subscribe so you never miss a message. 👍 Like the video. 💬 Leave a comment, we'd love to hear from you. 📤 Share with someone who needs to hear this today. © The Shofar. All scripture quotations are from the New King James Version (NKJV).