We live in a world obsessed with fame, but let me tell you—being known doesn’t mean being good. Solomon’s wisdom calls us to pursue a name marked by integrity, not popularity. That kind of name is forged by listening to God’s truth and applying it daily.

To cultivate a good name, individuals must surround themselves with wisdom, actively listen, and apply godly principles in their daily lives, as instructed by Solomon.

God will meet us in the silence. He will receive our tears as worship. He will sustain us and strengthen us when we go to him with hands lifted up and offer the simple prayer, “Help me, Lord.”

“A good name is to be chosen rather than great riches, and favor is better than silver or gold.”