"But solid food belongs to mature people, to those who through use have their powers of discernment trained to distinguish both right and wrong." —(Hebrews 5:14). ???

[Bible Speaks]

 14 "But solid food belongs to mature people, to those who through use have their powers of discernment trained to distinguish both right and wrong." —(Hebrews 5:14).

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In line with the model Jesus provided, a Christian who wants to grow spiritually will not be satisfied with a superficial knowledge of the Bible. He will regularly dig deeply into its contents, realizing that “solid food belongs to mature people.” (Heb. 5:14) 

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Clearly, a mature Christian wants to have “accurate knowledge of the Son of God.” (Eph. 4:13) 

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Do you schedule daily Bible reading? Do you follow a routine of personal study, making every effort to set aside time each week for family worship? As you consider God’s Word, be alert to Scriptural principles that will help you to see more clearly how Jehovah thinks and feels. Then try to apply Bible principles, relying on them when you make decisions, thus drawing ever closer to Jehovah.

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A mature Christian understands that more is involved than knowledge. In addition to what he knows, how much does he love what he knows of God’s ways and principles? One reflection of such love is the setting of priorities in life that are in accord with Jehovah’s will rather than human inclinations. 

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Moreover, the Christian has no doubt worked to “put away” his former attitudes and conduct. As a Christian makes that change, he puts on the new Christlike personality, which is “created according to God’s will in true righteousness and loyalty.” (Read Ephesians 4:22-24.) 

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The Bible was written under the direction of God’s holy spirit. While a Christian deepens his knowledge of and love for the Bible’s standards, he opens his heart and mind to the influence of holy spirit. That contributes to spiritual growth.

https://wol.jw.org/en/wol/d/r1/lp-e/2015681?q=heb+5%3A14&p=par