News Staff
Wednesday, June 29, 2022
When it comes to being knowledgeable, it’s not how much we know but how much we understand. It’s one thing to have bags of information seeds stacked up in the barns of our minds, it’s more important to plant and nurture those seeds of truth to take root within our conscience. Even the devil himself has more knowledge about God than the average person, but he does not allow it to change who he is. It’s called selective thinking when facts are learned and accumulated but not acted upon. This is where we see a critical difference between knowledge and wisdom. Just because we read about how to live a victorious Christian life does not mean we will automatically be converted into a victorious overcomer. We must absorb His Word through our perception and into our spirit, all the while learning how to surrender our will and discipline our carnality.