Seek God, Gain Wisdom.

Opening Verse

“Evil men understand not judgment: but they that seek the LORD understand all things.” – Proverbs 28:5 (KJV)

Introduction

Seeking the Lord brings clarity and understanding. This simple yet profound truth reminds us that while those who do evil are lost in confusion, those who earnestly seek God gain insight and wisdom.

Devotional Story

There once was a man named David who struggled to find meaning in his life. Despite his many accomplishments, he felt an emptiness he couldn’t explain. David often found himself surrounded by people who made poor choices, leading him further into a sense of despair and confusion.

One day, David decided to seek the Lord. He started reading the Bible, praying earnestly, and attending church. As he spent more time with God, he began to understand things he never could before. Situations that once confused him became clear. He found wisdom in God’s Word and guidance in prayer. The more he sought the Lord, the more he understood not just his own life, but also the world around him.

What This Means

Proverbs 28:5 teaches us that seeking God brings understanding. When we pursue a relationship with the Lord, we are given insight that goes beyond human wisdom. This verse encourages us to continually seek God, knowing that in Him, we find clarity and purpose.

Think About This

  • Are there areas in your life where you feel confused or lost?
  • Have you earnestly sought the Lord for guidance and understanding?
  • How can you incorporate more time with God into your daily routine to gain the wisdom you need?

Prayer

Heavenly Father, we come before You seeking understanding. We know that true wisdom and clarity come from You. Help us to seek You diligently and to understand the things we cannot on our own. Open our hearts and minds to Your truth, and guide us in all our ways. In Jesus’ name, we pray. Amen.

Closing Verse

“The fear of the LORD is the beginning of wisdom: and the knowledge of the holy is understanding.” – Proverbs 9:10 (KJV)


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