In the book of James, we are reminded that wisdom is found in a life of prayer. But this wisdom extends beyond simply making prayer a habit—though that is certainly a meaningful first step. It’s about allowing prayer to shape who we are at the core, influencing not just our actions but our attitudes, choices, and the way we love others. Prayer is more than a discipline; it is a pathway to building character. It invites us to ask ourselves these questions: How can prayer mold me into someone who lives and loves more like Jesus? How can consistent conversation with God refine my character, strengthen my faith, and guide my responses to the world around me? When we allow prayer to do more than fill a space in our routine—we step into the kind of wisdom that James describes, a wisdom that is lived out in love and humility.