Here are some Godly wisdom that I've collected that I want to accesss anytime using my smartphone. To me, wisdom from God's Word means using my basic
knowledge and understanding to solve known problems that affect me and those around me.
For very hard problems like eliminating natural disasters, poverty, sickness, and death, there is already a known solution.
We have been praying for this solution for a very long time: 'Let your kingdom come, let your will be done on earth.'
The solution requires strong faith in my belief that there is a creator, a God who has the wisdom to solve natural disasters,
poverty, sickness, and even death because He has done it before. To God, our difficult problems with unknown solutions are already
solved. When will Jehovah God solve humanity's problems permanently? Nobody knows, but I trust in Jehovah's promise of a resurrection to bring
the dead back to life to enjoy life in a beautiful paradise earth.
🔗 Jehovah does not guarantee us a problem-free life in this old system.
If Jehovah were to use his power to effect miraculous deliverance in all cases, Satan would no doubt taunt Jehovah and call into question
the genuineness of our devotion to our God.—
Job 1:9, 10.
🔗 pour out on you a blessing until there is nothing lacking and I will rebuke the devouring one for you - Malachi 3:10-11
If we obey Jehovah by contributing spiritually the fruits of our lips and materially to support the preaching and teaching of God's Kingdom message, he
personally promises to bless us spiritually so fully that we will lack nothing.
🔗 Beware of the Power of Materialism (Matt. 6:11) - Matthew 6:11
Be content on what we have now(Hebrew 13:5),
especially in these difficult last days. Jehovah has already put us in a spiritual paradise
(Malachi 3:10-11).
We simply need to wait patiently (Micah 7:7)
for the physical paradise to come.
Choose spiritual things first — God's kingdowm preaching and teaching — and live a life filled with goodness, righteousness, truth. This brings
true happiness without pain Proverb 10:22
Do not choose a materialistic way of life, which leads to many stabbing pain (1 Timothy 6:9,10)
In the end, wealth offers no real benefit (Proverb 11:4). When your life concludes and Jehovah begins removing this wicked
system of things and starts the process of restoring the earth to a paradise, material riches cannot help you. What truly matters is demonstrating through your life that you do his will.
🔗 because you think, not God’s thoughts, but those of men. - Matthew 16:23
Jesus refused to allow anything to hinder him from fulfilling his Father’s will.
🔗 I will not set anything worthless before my eyes. - Psalms 101:3
I will only use my eyes to see every sort of goodness and righteousness and truth.
🔗 A man is declared righteous ... only through faith in Jesus Christ - Galatians 2:16
🔗 Safeguard your hearts,for out of it are the sources of life - Proverb 4:23
🔗 You must love Jehovah your God with your whole heart - Mark 12:30
One powerful way to develop thinking ability is to practice asking “Why?” — especially when reading scripture. Asking “Why?” forces the mind to slow down, examine assumptions, and reason from principles instead of emotion.
Safeguard my heart from what and why? Safeguard my heart so it does not become divided into four parts or more. One part may focus on materialistic things, a second part on bad associations, a third part on ungodly entertainments, and a fourth part on fleshly desires or harmful habits.
Jesus reminds me in Mark 12:30 that my worship must be whole, not divided. So if I notice anything beginning to pull my heart, soul, mind, or strength away from Jehovah, I must take swift action to remove it from my life completely.
Jesus illustrated decisive spiritual action: if something—like a “right eye” or “right hand”—leads me toward sin, I must swiftly remove it from my life, not physically, but by cutting off the behavior or influence that displeases Jehovah.
🔗 Swiftly stop whatever is bad in Jehovah’s eyes — cut it off decisively, just as Jesus taught in Matthew 5:29–30.
🔗 How can I develop a thinking ability?
One powerful way to develop thinking ability is to practice asking “Why?” — especially when reading scripture. Asking “Why?” forces the mind to slow down, examine assumptions, and reason from principles instead of emotion.
Example Micah 6:8 - "walk in modesty with your God"
Modesty means recognizing my limitations honestly and humbly.
That includes my: