4. Surround yourself with wise, godly, seasoned people. Have an open and teachable heart. Don’t be a teacher and not teachable. Pray that God would shine new light on his Word and new light on your heart so you can grow in wisdom and righteousness. 5. Figure out your weaknesses and ask God to work through them to glorify himself in your life. Be willing to be uncomfortable during this process and pray that the Lord would fill you with his Spirit to accomplish his work in and through your life. Search Me, O God For introspection during the coming week. How does the life-changing power of the gospel influence your understanding and embracing of your God-ordained limitations? What current priorities do you need to shrink in order to expand the areas of time in Scripture and time with family? Who is speaking into your life in ways that are intentional, godly, and gentle, but also firm, convicting, and somewhat uncomfortable? Are you changing as a result of that kind of fellowship and discipleship? In what ways would you say your own personal wisdom has failed you in the past? Where would you say are your sources of input that bolster your wisdom? How is God’s Word a regular part of that input? For More from Paul Tripp, Read: Lead: 12 Gospel Principles for Leadership in the Church
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