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Day 116

June 10, 2025 • Aneel Aranha • Season 3 • Episode 116

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Explore practical wisdom from Proverbs 16-18 and Paul's vision for unity in Romans 15, learning how godly wisdom builds stronger relationships and communities.

Day 116 – Wisdom That Builds Others

Proverbs 16–18
Romans 15

Wisdom shows itself not in isolation, but in relationship. Proverbs 16 to 18 remind us that God sees our motives, directs our steps, and pays attention to our words. These chapters show how humility, self-control, and thoughtful speech protect both life and relationships. Romans 15 carries this wisdom into the life of the church, calling believers to bear with one another, pursue unity, and live in hope through endurance and encouragement. Together, these passages teach that God’s wisdom is not self-serving. It is meant to strengthen others and build a community marked by patience, harmony, and trust in God’s purposes.

As we hold these readings together, one truth becomes clear. God’s wisdom forms humble hearts and uses them to strengthen others.

Here are three practical ways to apply today’s readings.

First, surrender one personal plan to God today and trust Him to direct your steps.

Second, speak carefully by choosing words that bring peace rather than conflict.

Third, encourage someone who is struggling by offering patience and hope.

As you continue through your day, remember that wisdom is often revealed in the way we treat people. A word of encouragement, a patient response, or a surrendered plan can become a powerful expression of trust in God.

Thank you for joining me today. Allow God’s wisdom to shape your heart and strengthen those around you. Until tomorrow, may your words bring life and your actions build unity.