Nancy Leigh DeMoss says, wisdom is something we need to proactively pass on to our children.

If you want to find wisdom, you have to pursue it.

You have to be intentional about it.

You have to place a high priority on searching for it, on finding it.

You don't get wisdom by just drifting through life, going with the flow.

Partially because the flow is usually wrong.

And if you're going with the flow, you're probably headed in the wrong direction.

This is Revive Our Hearts with Nancy Leymaz for Friday, August 14th.

Nancy's been leading us through a valuable series called The Way of Wisdom.

It's challenged my thinking in some very important ways.

Godly wisdom is very practical, affecting everything from your use of time to the way you raise your children.

We'll hear from Nancy on this in just a minute. But first, one of our listeners is explaining her need for biblical wisdom as a mom.

I homeschool my children, and this last school year, I restructured my day,

particularly in the early morning, with my children.

I am an exercise fanatic. I love to exercise.

It's my one time where I just go away alone and do something

just for me. But I really felt like I needed to, I have my children are middle school age now, and I

needed to focus on building into them spiritually. And so at the beginning of the school year, I decided

to begin to meet with my kids in the morning and have an early morning appointment with them with the Lord and just discuss spiritual issues and topics and just tell stories and see what God has for us in the Word and pray together with them every morning.

And it's been a hard year because I've missed my

exercise. This is the first time in years that I haven't exercised as consistently as I had before.

But it's been so good. God has used that time to just bring up issues and things that are going on

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