God does not give wisdom to just anyone, nor does He offer it freely. Proverbs 2:1-5 teaches us that wisdom is a treasure to be sought diligently, requiring effort, reverence, and humility. "My son, pay attention to what I say. Remember my commands. 2 Listen to wisdom, and do your best to understand. 3 Ask for good judgment. Cry out for understanding. 4 Look for wisdom like silver. Search for it like hidden treasure. 5 If you do this, you will understand what it means to respect the Lord, and you will come to know God."

 If wisdom were easy to find, God would not choose people from humble beginnings, like David, a shepherd, or Jesus Christ, the son of a carpenter, to reveal His truths. Instead, He often entrusts wisdom to unexpected vessels, reminding us of the value of seeking Him earnestly.

When God says, "Search for wisdom," it implies that He does not give it all to those who appear prestigious or powerful. While many may look to recognized religious leaders like Archbishop Palmer-Buckle for wisdom, God can also use unconventional voices, like Shatta Wale, as His wisdom banks. Sadly, many refuse to listen or recognize such sources. By the time the world realizes the value of these unexpected vessels, it may be too late. Seek wisdom where God leads, not where the world expects.