Today on Summit Life with JD Greer.

Those of you that are in those so-called secular fields,

you're supposed to be demonstrating God's wisdom and His beauty

in those places Solomon's life shows you what you are supposed to do with prosperity.

You're supposed to use your success to point people to Jesus,

and so you need to do what you do well like Solomon,

and then stand before the kingdoms of the world and point them to Jesus.

Hey, welcome back to another week of solid biblical teaching here on Summit Life

with Pastor JD Greer. I'm your host, Molly Vitavitch.

Question for you. Doesn't it seem like a lot of us tend to see pastors and missionaries as

the super Christians that they're blessed with an extra dose of holiness and wisdom and

understanding because of their profession? We tend to think getting serious about God

means giving up our day job and going into full-time ministry.

But today, Pastor JD reveals that every job is actually a full-time ministry.

It's part of our teaching series on the life of Solomon called the man who had it all,

and remember you can catch up on previous teaching anytime at jadigreer.com.

Now here's Pastor JD returning to some world-renowned wisdom here on Summit Life.

Chapter four first kings describes the way that the gift of wisdom that God gave worked

itself out in Solomon's life. Solomon was going to become incredibly proficient as a number of

things. First of all, a governor. He evidently had an unbelievable ability to organize people.

Chapter four tells us that his cabinet consisted of religious leaders and historians and

military and financial experts and Solomon was also proficient as a judge. Solomon ruled with

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