Understanding Wisdom

I find it interesting how, when I've hit some spiritual breakthrough, I am so tempted to think that I now fully comprehend everything and am ready to consider myself some sort of expert on the matter. It's almost as if I think I've hit an epiphany that the rest of the world has yet to see when the reality of the matter is, a good chunk of the world probably have experienced that breakthrough and I'm only merely scratching the surface of it.

I'm talking about how to really live a godly life and what it means to be spiritually discipline. While, I'm not trying to take away from the significance of this understanding I've come across, I find now it more important than ever to keep a humble mentality over it. To know that while I may be one step closer to putting it all together, I still have a long way to go.

Ultimately, if this is wisdom, it comes with the price of responsibility. It's knowing that I should have even more motivation to keep pushing forwards and less of an excuse to revert back to my old self. The toughest challenge out of all this is understanding and remembering that wisdom itself is a gift from God and should be used for his glory and not my own.