Life does not escape problems, difficulties, crisis of values, adversities and chaos in general. In the face of all difficulties, we always seek to solve the problems. One way or another, we turn to someone for good advice to solve the problem we face.
Problems with children lead us to seek advice with the professionals of the branch, emotional problems indicate the advice of psychiatrists and others. Life is so tangled and complicated that you must be prepared to face them. Social chaos is not even said, it is very alarming to see how society is very divided, political problems plunge communities into voids without response.
In the midst of so many horrors of life, he would like to find a confidential and reliable manual that allows him to find himself and at the same time allows him to find an early answer to his problems.
The manual exists, it is a wise and confidential book as social, which allows you to deepen a personal relationship with its author, who is God, so you can find the best practical advice for your life and solve your problems.
Within that manual of wisdom, there is a book called proverbs, which has much to say about the "value of wise advice." Proverb 13:10 says: "Certainly pride will conceive containment; but with those advised there is wisdom." Proverb 15:22 proclaims: "Thoughts are frustrated when there is no advice; but in the multitude of counselors they affirm themselves." In addition, Proverbs 20: 5 instructs us: "As deep waters is the counsel in the heart of man; but the man who is understood will reach it."
An old man said to his son: "Son, whatever you do in life, always obey God completely. If he tells you to go through a concrete wall with his head, take momentum and start running, hoping that I can open a gap. "As time went by, the son said:" I have never forgotten that advice, and it has been the cornerstone of my personal ministry over the years. It reminds me that the most important advice we can receiving comes from the Lord himself. "
Whatever the situation or circumstance, we must always turn to God first to receive his advice. We must remember what King Josofat said to King Acad of Israel: "I beg you to consult the word of Jehovah today" (1 Kings 22: 5). In doing so, we go directly to the manual of all wisdom, by resorting to "Jehovah of armies, to make the counsel wonderful and to magnify wisdom" (Isaiah 28:29).
