Proverbs 26:7 teaches that wise words from a fool are as valuable as the legs of a paralytic, emphasizing the importance of commitment to our words. Faith is certainty leading to another reality; good conduct means persistence after every fall. Virtue is acquired by repeating good acts. Doing good is important despite multiple failures. 

Peter emphasizes that good conduct alone is not enough; it must be complemented with understanding. Knowledge that is anchored in God always produces life and integrity, as opposed to knowledge that discriminates, dissects, or marginalizes people. The apostles of Jesus spoke of piety, which is the opposite of empty knowledge that leads to discrimination. While one can go to a laboratory, dissect a frog, and accurately describe its parts with systematic knowledge, the frog will still be lifeless. In contrast, biblical practical knowledge leads to communion with God, embraces you, guides you to connect with his creation and with others, and helps you grow to find the fullness that God has planned for your life. Therefore, it is not knowledge without a relationship; it gives meaning to your virtue. 

The word “add” has its roots in the idea of nourishing. In fact, it appears in Colossians 2:19, where it talks about nurturing our stubborn and passionate desire to draw closer to God with knowledge. This is similar to how a musician, with persistent practice and desire, can become a virtuoso, producing beautiful music that transforms reality and inspires others. The more we learn about God, the more we become excited about the ways in which we can serve and inspire others. 

Utilize your God-given potential and superpowers to the fullest. Take time to seek and reflect upon the beauty of God that brings meaning to your existence. Ask yourself who you are meant to serve and what cause you will dedicate yourself to. Rather than seeking God’s will for our life, we should focus on discovering our life’s purpose within His will. 

Let us pray: “God, thank you for allowing me to know you in both my defeats and victories. Please give me the strength to intentionally live by your side. May my passions not be in vain. Show me those for whom I can make a difference in their lives.” Amen.

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Knowing God’s Traits Will Improve Your Life Perspective
Have you ever questioned God’s goodness during tough seasons? It’s easy to accept that God is loving when you receive a promotion and that he’s merciful when someone forgives you.
But, God’s characteristics during troubling times can appear so abstract that applying his identity to our life circumstances can seem like a theological puzzle: we possess all the pieces but don’t know how they fit together. How can God be good and my life remain troubled, uncertain, and instable?
Let’s face the truth. Logically knowing God’s traits is not enough to change our perspectives. We need an overview that allows us to meditate on his traits and that suggests practical ways to apply his identity to our everyday lives.
Experience the relief, joy, and hope that comes from deepening your understanding of God’s identity with Rose publishing’s Attributes of God.
Knowing God’s attributes will affect your—
• Worship by deepening your understanding of God’s praiseworthy attributes.
• Life Perspective by enabling you to discover the hope that comes from realizing that his very nature meets your every need.
• Relationship with God by fostering a more intimate awareness of His traits.
• Relationship with Others by revealing the traits you can develop as you seek after him, such as patience, faithfulness, and love.
• Identity by revealing to you your worth, as you focus on the astounding attributes of the God who loves you.