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What would you ask if God handed you an open check? We walk through Solomon’s answer in 1 Kings 3 and uncover a pattern that still reshapes leadership, prayer, and everyday choices: remember mercy, honor your assignment, confess your limits, esteem your people, and ask for understanding over advantage.
We start with the grounding truth from Proverbs 1:7, then trace Solomon’s five wise moves that turn a tempting offer into a faithful request. Along the way, we talk candidly about how gratitude reframes desire, how humility protects us from the trap of titles, and why seeing people as entrusted—rather than inconvenient—changes the way we lead at home, at work, and in church. The heart of it is simple: wisdom is not a shortcut to success; it is a commitment to justice, discernment, and service.
You’ll also hear practical prayers for speech and decision-making, especially if you’ve ever felt a door close because of a careless answer. We ask God to redeem wasted opportunities, anoint our words, and align our motives so our requests please Him first. And yes, we preview what comes next: God’s response that goes beyond Solomon’s request, encouraging anyone who wonders if God still gives more than we ask.
If you’re hungry for godly wisdom, leading people in any capacity, or just tired of praying for the wrong things, this message will help you reset your approach. Listen now, share it with someone who needs courage to choose understanding, and if it speaks to you, subscribe and leave a review so others can find the show.

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