Wisdom – Week 2 | What Kind Of Fool Are You?

We act like we know what we’re doing — yet find ourselves repeating bad choices, shrugging off correction, or lashing back when someone points out our blind spots. This sermon gets specific about those patterns: the gullible who swallow whatever shiny idea appears, the stubborn who won’t learn even when the evidence is clear, and the scoffers who attack rather than listen. If you’ve ever felt stuck, defensive, or quietly swept along by life’s currents, this message names the real trouble. The approach is practical and honest: wisdom isn’t a trait you’re born with but a habit you learn by admitting foolishness, living with the realities of a created and broken world, and receiving guidance from others and from Jesus’ model of humble love. Expect clear examples, hard comfort, and an invitation to a different way of paying attention — a small, steady turn that changes choices and relationships in surprising ways.