At Christmas, we celebrate not only the birth of our Savior but the unveiling of divine Wisdom in human form. In this special Christmas episode, Bobo traces the thread of Wisdom from Creation to Christ—from the master workman of Proverbs 8 to the child of Bethlehem and the Lamb enthroned in Revelation. Along the way, you’ll hear echoes of the ancient O Antiphons and the beloved carol O Come, O Come, Emmanuel, reminding us that the Wisdom who ordered all things now dwells among us.

(Approx. 10 minutes. A warm, devotional reflection to center your heart on the wonder of Christmas.)

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We live in an age overflowing with advice — from social media gurus to professional consultants, from friends to influencers. But not all counsel is created equal. In this episode, we revisit one of the most sobering leadership stories in Scripture: David’s flight from Absalom and the competing counsel of Ahithophel and Hushai.

Through this story, we learn three timeless lessons:

1. Discern the source — Wisdom isn’t about eloquence; it’s about godliness.
2. Surround yourself with truth-tellers — Seek counsel from those who fear God more than they fear offending you.
3. Trust God’s sovereignty — Even when advice goes wrong, God’s purposes remain right.

This 10–12 minute reflection will encourage you to think deeply about the voices shaping your decisions — and remind you that God is still directing your path, even through the noise.

Referenced Song: “Whate’er My God Ordains Is Right” – Sovereign Grace Music

Keywords: wisdom, discernment, leadership, advice, sovereignty, counsel

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In Psalm 63, David writes from the wilderness, declaring, “Your steadfast love is better than life.” His praise wasn’t circumstantial—it was covenantal.

In this Thanksgiving reflection, we explore what it means to worship when life feels uncertain or weary. Through personal stories of worship from unexpected places—a living room during recovery, a hospital bed in South Philly—we see how gratitude and trust can rise even in limitation.

Join us for a meditation on satisfaction, safety, and steadfast love—the kind of praise that doesn’t depend on comfort, but on covenant.

Key themes: Gratitude, worship, Psalm 63, steadfast love, Thanksgiving reflection, covenantal praise

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