Sin never looks dangerous in the moment — it often looks convenient, necessary, or even rewarding. Esau didn’t set out to despise his birthright, but in a moment of hunger and impatience, he gave up something sacred for something temporary. That’s what sin does. It entices us with what seems urgent, while quietly robbing us of what’s eternal. The danger isn’t always in the big, dramatic choices — it’s in the small, seemingly insignificant compromises that accumulate and shape the direction of our lives.

God’s wisdom is not just good advice — it’s life-giving truth. When we choose to walk in wisdom, we choose to reject the lies of the enemy, resist the pressures of the world, and honor God with our decisions. Wisdom doesn’t always lead to the easiest path, but it always leads to the right one. The Bible warns us that the way of the fool leads to destruction, but the way of wisdom leads to life. We must decide daily whether we will walk in obedience or yield to the enticements around us.

What you consent to today will shape who you become tomorrow. One small compromise can shift the direction of your entire life. So I’ll ask you: where is sin trying to gain a foothold in your heart? What temptation have you been entertaining? It’s time to shut the door. Don’t give sin a seat at your table. Choose wisdom. Choose life. Choose God.

Just a thought,

PSS