That statement brings me to this: I don’t recall ever hearing testimony from a brilliant and wise person who failed in life because God failed him. Wise men still seek God, and God’s wisdom still flows in abundance to any person who wants to live life to uttermost. The wisdom of God can tell a person how to get up when he falls down. His wisdom can direct a person to succeed at whatever he does. God never fails; therefore, His wisdom will not fail any person who listens and seeks its counsel.

I might have ups and downs in daily living—and I certainly do—but I don’t stop living. I believe that God by His wisdom will raise me up when I fall. The Bible declares this so. And it is true to my life’s experiences. God rewards those who seek Him diligently. I seek God daily and ask for His wisdom. I believe He gives me understanding when I’m distraught about life. I believe that he gives me creativity to excel in business. I believe that His wisdom flows through me, helping me apply knowledge I’ve gained through years. This is connection between knowledge and wisdom. God lives in me by His Holy Spirit, and His animated wisdom is available to me anytime I need a helping hand.

Especially do children need to embrace wisdom for living. Although they might excel in academia, still they can make terrible choices about life. It behooves parents to direct their children to Book of all books, and show them how to walk in wisdom. And wisdom walks in living breathing person of Jesus Christ. If a child walks with God all days of his life, God’s wisdom is sure to follow him in everything he does. Stay blessed!

The elephants start fun with "We've got ears, and you do too. We can pull them. Can you?" Then, story takes you through a series of animals who identify different body parts and things they can do. Of course, they all want to know, "Can you?"

Cecil's illustrations are colorful and playful. It's easy to see how much animals are enjoying showing off all things they can do.

"We've All Got Bellybuttons!" is a book that is sure to promote lots of silly fun for you and your child.