Life is a platform suitably afforded humans for meaningful survivals by their potentials. Since nothing happens in a vacuum, the journey to meaning eventually could not begin, except there was information; pieces of information to awareness and guidance, enabling people take prospective steps and helping them avoid danger This is knowledge, and it is useless except there is that energy or quality to convert it into specific results, and that is wisdom. In a simplistic definition therefore, knowledge is having information about something and wisdom is the ability to use information or knowledge to achieve desirable results in whatever respects.

Since human existence, knowledge and wisdom importantly became the sole applicable instruments for strategic living. These remain the architects, engineers, builders and decorators of human existence by the propulsion of cognitive excellence, but people have not profoundly endeared themselves to these values.

The default, crystallizing as ignorance, accounts for most of the poor and miserable survivals of people. Most humans will not be trapped in many unfortunate, but avoidable issues of life, if these priceless values were anchored. This material reveals the matchless power of information, knowledge and wisdom, as these remain all time doers, keys for preservative living and greater upward adjustments.

Rev. Kofi Awuku is an end-time revivalist appointed unto the nations as an evangelist, apostle, teacher and a prophet. His mandate is to evangelize the gospel, raise leaders, revive and plant churches. His missionary/ministry work has made him a blessing to some people in Ghana, Togo, South Africa and Ivory Coast respectively. He has been in ministry for 30 years now with rich life experiences. He is a charismatic minister with deep biblical teachings and in-depth wisdom for practical life. Besides, his Pan African passion is to see the continent in a stronger bond than ever before. He was formerly the resident pastor of the headquarters branch of Original Word Ministry in Accra, Ghana.