Walking with Wisdom 12: Wisdom’s Last Word

Proverbs 31—the chapter that has launched a thousand coffee mugs, inspirational tote bags, and well-meaning Mother’s Day sermons. It’s the passage that describes the "virtuous woman," a kind of biblical superhero who wakes up before dawn, runs a successful business, keeps her family fed, and somehow still manages to be kind, wise, and well-dressed.

But before the gentlemen tune out and the ladies start stress-Googling "how to buy a field and plant a vineyard by lunchtime," let’s take a step back. This chapter is not just a to-do list—it’s an invitation to live with purpose, diligence, and faith, whether you’re managing a household, leading a company, or simply trying to get out the door with matching socks.

So, let’s set aside the pressure to be perfect and instead discover the heart of this passage—what it really means to live a life of wisdom, strength, and grace. Spoiler alert: It’s not about how many chores you can check off in a day; it’s about living with a heart fully devoted to God. Let’s dive in!