What’s coming out of your mouth—and what does it say about your heart?

In this episode of The Path of Wisdom, we explore Proverbs 10:19, 12:18, and 15:1—timeless truths about speech that reflect the heart behind our words. These aren’t just communication tips. They’re invitations to speak with restraint, healing, and redemptive reverence.

Through stories of unsent letters, spoken-word poetry in war-torn Cameroon, and a fire aboard the USS Forrestal, we trace how wisdom speaks—not with volume, but with grace

You’ll discover:

• Why restraint is a mark of spiritual maturity
• How healing words can rebuild what was broken
• What gentleness looks like in the face of conflict
• How the gospel transforms not just your speech, but your source

If your words have ever wounded—or if you’ve been wounded by someone else’s—this episode points to the grace that can heal, restore, and renew your heart.

📖 Scripture: Proverbs 10:19, Proverbs 12:18, Proverbs 15:1, Luke 6:45, Ezekiel 36:26, Philippians 4:7

🔍 Keywords: Proverbs, Christian wisdom, words and the heart, speech in Scripture, gentle answer, healing words, restraint, gospel transformation, spiritual formation, Christian podcast, redemption through speech

What’s really shaping your life—your intentions or your inputs?

In this episode of The Path of Wisdom, we explore Proverbs 4:23—“Above all else, guard your heart, for everything you do flows from it.” More than a poetic proverb, this is a call to vigilance, to formation, and to lasting wisdom.

Through stories of military discipline, spiritual drift, and modern habits, we uncover how the heart is not just a feeling center, but the command center of your soul.

You’ll discover:

• Why the heart is the source, not just a symptom
• How culture disciples you through unnoticed habits
• What Daniel teaches us about resisting assimilation
• How Jesus guarded His heart in Gethsemane—and what that means for us today

If you’ve ever felt like your faith is stagnant, scattered, or subtly slipping, this episode will help you re-center—not by trying harder, but by leaning into the grace that transforms

📖 Scripture:Proverbs 4:23, Daniel 1:8, Luke 22:42, Ezekiel 36:26, Philippians 4:7

🔍 Keywords: Proverbs 4, guard your heart, spiritual formation, cultural liturgies, Daniel in Babylon, Christian podcast, wisdom, gospel, Jesus in Gethsemane, spiritual discipline, habits of the heart

What does real trust look like when life feels uncertain?

In this episode of The Path of Wisdom, we explore Proverbs 3:5–7—a beloved passage often quoted, but rarely lived. True wisdom, we’ll see, doesn’t come from trusting your instincts, your plans, or your own understanding. It begins with surrender.

Through the story of Lieutenant Hiroo Onoda—a soldier who spent 29 years fighting a war that had ended—we examine the danger of misplaced trust and the invitation to follow a better Guide.

You’ll discover:

• Why trust is more than belief—it’s directional
• How acknowledging God changes ordinary decisions
• The danger of spiritual pride and self-wisdom
• How Jesus walked the path of trust before us

If you’ve ever felt lost, uncertain, or weighed down by control, this episode will help you find clarity and rest in the One who knows the way.

📖 Scripture: Proverbs 3:5–7, Luke 22:42, John 14:6

🔍 Keywords: Proverbs 3, trust in God, spiritual wisdom, Hiroo Onoda, Christian podcast, fear of the Lord, gospel, humility, surrender, Jesus our path

What path are you on—and where is it taking you?

In this third episode of The Path of Wisdom podcast, we explore Proverbs 4:10–19 and discover that wisdom isn’t just a belief—it’s a direction. Every one of us is walking a path, and Scripture makes it clear: one leads to life, the other to ruin.

Through the poetry of Robert Frost and the sobering story of Charles Templeton, we reflect on how even small steps shape our spiritual trajectory. Whether you’re feeling lost, drifting in your faith, or simply craving clarity, this episode will help you pause and consider the path beneath your feet.

You’ll discover:

• Why wisdom is less about intellect and more about direction
• How habits and voices quietly form the road you walk
• What Charles Templeton’s journey teaches us about spiritual drift
• How Jesus doesn’t just point to the path—He walks it with us

If you’re looking for a Bible podcast that weaves together story, Scripture, and theology in a thoughtful and reflective way, this episode is for you.

📖 Scripture: Proverbs 4:10–19, John 8:12, 1 Corinthians 1:30

🔍 Keywords: Proverbs, wisdom, Christian podcast, Charles Templeton, spiritual formation, gospel, light vs darkness, Robert Frost, path of life, biblical direction, Jesus our wisdom

What does real strength look like in God’s eyes?

In this second episode of The Path of Wisdom podcast, we explore Proverbs 31:10–31 and discover that true greatness isn’t found in charm, beauty, or applause—it’s found in quiet, faithful, God-centered living.

Through the lives of Harriet Beecher Stowe and Elisabeth Elliot, we reflect on what it means to live wisely in the ordinary and the overlooked. Whether you're a mother, a ministry leader, or simply walking through a season of unseen labor, this episode will encourage you with the truth that God honors what the world often ignores.

You’ll discover:

• Why Proverbs 31 isn’t a checklist—but a portrait
• How daily faithfulness reflects the fear of the Lord
• What it means to treasure God’s reward over man’s praise
• How Jesus embodies the wisdom we could never achieve on our own

If you’re looking for a Bible podcast that’s story-driven, rooted in Scripture, and full of grace, this episode is for you.

📖 Scripture: Proverbs 31:10–31, Psalm 18:32, Galatians 6:9, Hebrews 6:10, Matthew 11:28

🔍 Keywords: Proverbs 31, biblical womanhood, wisdom, fear of the Lord, Elisabeth Elliot, Harriet Beecher Stowe, Christian podcast, spiritual encouragement, gospel, unseen faithfulness, grace, Jesus our wisdom

What does it really mean to be wise?

In this first episode of The Path of Wisdom Podcast, we explore Proverbs 1:1–7 and discover that true wisdom doesn’t begin with intelligence, success, or experience—it begins with the fear of the Lord.

Through the story of C.S. Lewis’s reluctant conversion, the life of Augustine, and a slow walk through the opening verses of Proverbs, we’ll reflect on how biblical wisdom is formed, where it comes from, and how Jesus fulfills its deepest call.

Whether you’re new to the Bible or a longtime believer, this episode will help you understand:

• What the “fear of the Lord” really means
• How humility is the doorway to spiritual insight
• Why Christ is the ultimate wisdom of God

If you're looking for a Bible podcast that’s reflective, story-driven, and rooted in Scripture, this episode is for you.

📖 Scripture: Proverbs 1:1–7, 1 Corinthians 1:24, Romans 13:13–14, Psalm 111:10

🔍 Keywords: Proverbs 1:7, wisdom, fear of the Lord, biblical wisdom, C.S. Lewis, Augustine, Christian podcast, gospel, spiritual growth, humility, Jesus and wisdom