God isn’t silent, but we often can’t hear Him clearly. Not because He stopped speaking, but because the noise of the world has thrown off our internal frequency.

Romans 12:2 reminds us that transformation happens by the renewing of our minds. That means setting down the striving, comparison, and reactive habits of the world. It means letting God adjust our thinking — not just once at salvation, but every day.

Wisdom isn’t how much you know. It’s what you do with what you know. Real wisdom shows up as humility, mercy, and a peace-loving spirit. It’s the posture of a servant, not the pursuit of a spotlight. It’s washing feet instead of waiting to be honored.

If you’re finding yourself restless, reactive, or spiritually unclear, ask God to help you “tune the dial” of your heart. He’s broadcasting, but we have to align with His frequency to hear it.

Based on the message, “True Wisdom From Above” by Scott Taylor

Read: James 3:13-18

Reflect: What areas is your thinking being shaped more by the world than by God’s wisdom?