God wants us to grow in wisdom — to understand good things and learn how to live the right way.
Memory phrase: Wisdom helps me learn.
Talk about it: What does being wise mean?
Prayer: God, help me love wisdom.
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Proverbs 1:2
Proverbs 1:2
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