Wisdom of a Lady

By L. E. Skelton (Leticia Skelton) -
It is never too late to realize that Proverbs is a book about relationships as God intended them to be: 

A guide to Wisdom and to be wiser when dealing with one another in this world of complex human interactions.

As a woman, I am always learning what the Lord desires from me.

I find it fascinating to study His Word, and, more and more, I realize my ignorance, my short-sightedness. 

I am convinced that acquiring true Wisdom starts with loving God and putting Him first in my life.

Amazingly, it brings me back to the right perspective every single time.

And I feel loved and protected by a caring, protective Father who chastises me when I go wrong.

And I yearn to please Him! 

A metamorphosis: from caterpillar to butterfly. 

As I study Proverbs, I learn to transform into the lady He desires me to be.

I am learning, from the inside out, how to use these beautiful wings.




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