James 3:13 says, “Who is a wise man and endued with knowledge among you? let him shew out of a good conversation his works with meekness of wisdom.”

Friend, wisdom isn’t proven by how many books you’ve read or how many opinions you can give—it’s revealed by the way you live. True wisdom doesn’t strut; it serves. It doesn’t shout; it shows. It’s seen in the quiet, steady choices of a life lived with humility before God.

Anybody can talk big, but James says real wisdom is marked by meekness—that settled strength that doesn’t have to win the argument, but chooses instead to win the heart. Wisdom listens before it speaks. Wisdom seeks peace when the world is stirring up strife. Wisdom reflects Jesus.

So today, don’t just ask God to give you knowledge—ask Him to shape you into a vessel of wisdom. Let your words be kind, your actions be consistent, and your spirit be humble. When people look at your life, may they see not just what you know, but who you know—and may that lead them straight to Christ.