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of Christian discipleship.

John W. Stewart • Envisioning the Congregation, Practicing the Gospel

what almost every culture agrees on across time and place is that wisdom is not wisdom unless it’s based in compassion. And so to truly dance with wisdom, we must come into contact with one another — to learn to understand and love one another.

Rebel Wisdom • A Story to Bind Us: The Intellectual Deep Web and a New Grand Narrative

Your Initial Intent could be something as simple as, “I’m curious to know what makes people tick.”

Will Wise • Ask Powerful Questions: Create Conversations That Matter

Wisdom is the application of knowledge and facts. Wisdom is realizing you know nothing. Wisdom is saying, “My mind is open. Wherever I am, I’m just beginning. There is more to be realized by a hundred-foldthen what I know.” That’s the beginning of wisdom.

Leo Buscaglia PhD • Living Loving and Learning

Wise people don’t just possess information; they possess a compassionate understanding of other people. They know about life.

David Brooks • How to Know a Person: The Art of Seeing Others Deeply and Being Deeply Seen

“The difference between wisdom and folly is that fools know only what they think, but the wise know that they are the ‘thinker.’

Sydney Banks • In Quest of the Pearl

This wisdom is more the wisdom of “returning to our original state.” It takes very little wisdom to return to our original territory.

Clem Samson • The Seven Labyrinths: Walking the post ego path

The more humble one is and the more docile to God, the wiser and more at peace that one will be.

Thomas à Kempis • The Imitation of Christ: (Original translation as heard on the Hallow App)

human warmth is fundamental to what it means to take human dignity seriously, and it is elemental to what it means to be a religious person.