The Principal Thing with Wes and Ashley Miller

How to Grow in Wisdom Right Where You Are

In Episode 10 of The Principal Thing, Wes and Ashley talk about how wisdom grows you in stages. This episode explores spiritual maturity, growth, and why you don’t have to stay where you are. Wherever your stage is right now, you can grow from there. This week’s Principal Step: Grow from your place of maturity, right here and right now.

Don’t Let Wisdom Pass You By

In Episode 9 of The Principal Thing, Wes and Ashley talk about why wisdom is something you must receive, not just ask for. This episode explores how perception positions you for reception, why instruction often carries wisdom, and how to stop resisting what God is trying to give you. This week’s Principal Step: Embrace wisdom.

What If You’re Seeing It Wrong?

n Episode 8 of The Principal Thing, Wes and Ashley talk about why understanding is a matter of perception. Wisdom may be something you know, but understanding helps you see how it applies to your life. This episode explores perspective, revelation, and how God makes truth real in you. This week’s Principal Step: Ask the Lord to transfer your knowledge into revelation.

Wisdom Is a Know Thing, Not a Feel Thing

In Episode 7 of The Principal Thing, Wes and Ashley dive into Proverbs 1 and talk about why wisdom is something you’re meant to know, not just hear about or feel. This episode explores the difference between knowing and feeling, why wisdom builds confidence, and how to pursue it until it becomes real in your life. This week’s Principal Step: Go after wisdom until you know.

Stop Begging, Buying, and Bartering for Love

Not every relationship in your life is meant to stay, and not every connection is built on wisdom. In this episode, Wes and Ashley talk about one of the most important (and often hardest) areas of life: relationships. From friendships to partnerships to your relationship with God, wisdom must be the filter that guides who you allow into your life and how you engage with them. This week’s Principle Step: Assess your relationships