12X Wisdom in Action - Join Us tomorrow Morning at 8:00AM EST Proverbs 12X Family, Before you scroll past this, stop and consider something serious: What if your lack of restraint is the very thing sabotaging your breakthrough?What if your craving for more is the root of your spiritual exhaustion?What if your refusal to receive correction is keeping you poor, blind, and unfruitful? Proverbs 25 is a scalpel. Not a sword. It doesn’t slice through the wicked with judgment - it carves into the wise with precision. And tomorrow morning at 8:00AM EST, we’re going to sit with this text and let the Spirit of God cut what needs cutting. If you’ve never joined us for a 12X Lab, this is the one to attend. And if you’re part of the Skool community already, don’t miss this. Take 3 - 5 minutes to read the chapter before we meet. Ask the Lord to show you the wound - and the wisdom. Join the Lab at 8:00AM EST:https://us02web.zoom.us/j/3408462635? The World’s Appetite is Broken They consume and consume - and vomit truth out of their souls. If you've been paying attention to the wickedness in our culture this past week, you’ve seen this firsthand. Two weeks ago, a man was murdered in cold blood. His name was Charlie Kirk. And instead of mourning, the mockers gathered. The atheists danced. The fools celebrated. Why? Because when a nation rejects wisdom, it doesn’t become neutral - it becomes vile. Proverbs 25 confronts this kind of culture. It speaks to three critical areas where we need wisdom now more than ever: Self, Wealth, and Relationships. 1. Self – Proverbs 25:28 “He that hath no rule over his own spirit is like a city that is broken down, and without walls.” This is where destruction begins - not with demons, but with lack of discipline. The Hebrew word for rule means to restrain, to shut in, to take control. In ancient times, a city without walls was unprotected, exposed, open to thieves, wild animals, and enemy invasion. So is the man who cannot control his emotions, appetites, or reactions.

There will be no 12X Lab this morning (Wednesday, September 24th). We’ve rescheduled for tomorrow—Thursday, September 25th at 8am EST. Please make plans to join us then. In the meantime, let me encourage you to stay in rhythm with the 12X Method: Take 10 minutes today to read Proverbs 24, and if possible, read Proverbs 25 early tomorrow before class. God still speaks through His Word—especially to those who seek wisdom daily. Self-mastery. Financial stewardship. Healthy relationships. This is the ground wisdom builds on. And the only way to multiply fruit is to walk in truth—one day, one step, one proverb at a time. Let’s keep growing—intentionally and together. – Sean Isaacs The Wisdom Coach Join the 12X Lab – Thursday at 8AM EST

PREVIEW: What your reaction to Charlie Kirk’s death says about you. Proverbs 17 has the answer. It’s been one week since Charlie Kirk was gunned down on stage. One week since a man known for boldly confronting cultural lies with biblical truth was murdered—while doing what he’d done for years: refusing to remain silent. And now, one week later, the real headlines are not written by journalists. They’re written by people’s reactions. The glee.The mockery.The "he deserved it" commentary.The silence of some who should have spoken.The cheers of others who shouldn’t have. We are witnessing a national moment of exposure. Not just of political division—but of the hidden motives, fears, pride, and hate in the hearts of men. “The fining pot is for silver, and the furnace for gold: but the Lord trieth the hearts.” (Proverbs 17:3) We are in a furnace moment. And it’s not just happening “out there.”It’s happening in you. In me. In the Church. In the culture.And Proverbs 17 gives us divine insight into what God wants us to learn—about ourselves, our stewardship, and our relationships. SELF - What Pressure Reveals in You “The fining pot is for silver, and the furnace for gold: but the Lord trieth the hearts.”(Proverbs 17:3) This verse gives us the interpretive key for everything else in the chapter—and everything we’re watching unfold in culture. God uses heat to bring impurities to the surface. He allows conflict, loss, injustice, and even persecution to do something we resist: reveal who we really are. The word trieth in Hebrew (בָּחַן – bachan) means to test, to examine, to prove by pressure. The image here is of a smith holding silver in a refining pot, slowly increasing the heat until the dross separates. That’s what God is doing in you. That’s what He’s doing in your family. That’s what He’s doing in America. Charlie Kirk’s death is a furnace. And whether you’re rejoicing, raging, or retreating in silence, this moment reveals your heart. Ask yourself: - What came up in me when I heard the news? - Did I respond in prayer—or pride? - Did I feel sorrow—or smug superiority?

What a great Proverb chapter to start my teaching career. Not only for my students but also for me. Lord help me to be an example of a student that my students can see that I am still learning. Not only in the trade but in your wisdom.

What You See, What You Steward, and Who You Walk With Are Shaping Your Future & Destiny! Tomorrow morning at 8:00 AM EST, we meet again for another 12X Lab: Wisdom in Action. But before you show up, I want to challenge you. Take five minutes tonight and read Proverbs 27 slowly. Not skimming. Not multitasking. Just you, your Bible, the prayer of Psalm 119:18, and an open heart. Read it aloud if you can. Let the Word do the talking. Circle, highlight or underline what convicts and speaks to you. Highlight what confuses you. Mark what hits hard. Come prepared to share at least one insight or one question during our session. You do not need to be a scholar to show up. You just need to be teachable! If you're new to 12X Lab, let me remind you why we gather. We are not here for information. We are here for transformation. We believe the book of Proverbs is not just poetry. It is protocol. Not just inspiration. It is infrastructure for building a life of wisdom in Self, Wealth, and Relationships. And this week, Proverbs 27 delivers like a hammer. It confronts you in your habits, rebukes your laziness, calls out your neglect, and offers you ancient keys for practical breakthroughs. Tomorrow, we will walk through three core verses. One for each domain. And each one sharpens a specific area of your life that either multiplies your fruit or slowly destroys your future. Let me give you a preview. 1. SELF - You Can’t Know Yourself Without Others Proverbs 27:19 "As in water face answereth to face, so the heart of man to man." This is one of the most misunderstood truths in modern culture. We live in a world obsessed with self-discovery, but allergic to true self-awareness. Everyone is told to “go find yourself,” as if silence and solitude are the ultimate keys to clarity. But according to Scripture, your heart is not best revealed in isolation. It is exposed through interaction. God designed your heart to be reflected, not in a mirror made of glass, but in the mirror of another person's heart. Your motives, your blind spots, your convictions, and your inconsistencies; these are only truly seen when tested in relationship with others. That’s why biblical community is not optional. It is essential.