This series is intended for adults (of any age) to use in small groups, mid-week Bible study, Sunday school, or any other group setting. These lessons are perfect for the less-casual group because they are written in a way that, while the writer shares some information, the class does most of the "work" through discussion and reflection. There are even on-your-own journaling prompts to use between gatherings. Maybe the best feature is that, while someone needs to need to facilitate (or several persons can rotate facilitating), no one has to be the designated teacher. The lessons are written from the Reformed perspective and utilize scripture, but are based on general themes. The number of lessons varies from study to study. Each participant will need need his/her own book.

This study is 7 lessons on the theme of Wisdom. See the photo, and below, for more information.

Wisdom is undoubtedly the one quality that everyone would like to possess, and we we may have moments of wisdom, but few people are consistently wise. The Bible gives us examples of wise persons . They sought God's counsel before making decisions, and followed that counsel. There is even a section of books in the Old Testament that are called Wisdom Literature.

Join us in exploring some of these Old Testament persons, as well as some examples from the New Testament. Maybe by learning more about these persons you can gain some wisdom.