LIVE: "The Fear of the Lord, THAT is Wisdom" (Job 28), Part 4 of 5

Send us Fan MailWisdom isn’t a skill you sharpen until you finally “get it.” Job 28 says wisdom is hidden from every living creature, beyond the reach of natural sight, and owned by God alone and that changes how we read Scripture, how we think about the kingdom of God, and how we pray when life falls apart. We walk slowly through Job’s argument and then let the Bible interpret the Bible, linking Job to Proverbs, Romans 11, and 1 Corinthians 1. We talk about why creation itself displays God’s wisdom, why the fear of the Lord is where wisdom begins, and why the world can hear about wisdom yet still reject it. We also wrestle with a practical tension: if wisdom is outside the natural realm, then we need access to God’s realm now, not only in some distant future. Then the conversation lands where it has to land: Jesus Christ. We connect wisdom to Christ as wisdom embodied, and we use the “true vine” picture to show how every spiritual need flows from him, whether it’s wisdom, comfort, endurance, joy, or peace. Job’s confession “I know that my Redeemer lives” becomes the heartbeat, and it pushes us toward reverence, preparation, and a persistent prayer life that keeps crying out “Abba, Father.” If you’ve been hungry for biblical wisdom, Holy Spirit clarity, and a deeper Christian Bible study mindset, hit play. Subscribe, share this with a friend, and leave a review, then tell us: where do you go when you need wisdom most?Support the showBE PROVOKED AND BE PERSUADED!