Regardless of how gifted I am, a poor character or poor judgment will work against that talent. However, Proverbs 17.8 suggests offering or accepting a bribe is effective! Thus, bribes are an example of how to best abuse my giftedness. A bribe works just like a diamond. In fact, however it’s turned – it works […]
My personal capabilities are a gift to me. Those abilities should be developed, then used, because that’s where I can contribute most effectively. Moreover, that giftedness can bring me success if used appropriately. Therefore, I must learn how to best use my giftedness. My gifts enlarge opportunities for me with those who are influential. Proverbs […]
Leaders must exercise good judgment. In fact, three “musts” for effective leadership are foresight, a just character, and good judgment, according to Proverbs 16.10. Without these, leaders cannot make sound decisions. Those decisions are based on good judgment. Thus the bottom line is leaders must exercise good judgment. Foresight is essential for a leader. Moreover, […]
One of the benefits of spiritual desire is growth in discernment, as taught in Proverbs 28.5. Conversely, a lack of righteousness impedes my good judgment. Thus, spiritual desire brings discernment. Those with a poor character lack the discernment needed for good judgment. In contrast, a deep spiritual desire allows me to discern everything. Proverbs 28.5 […]
According to Proverbs 8.20, before a leader can exercise good judgment, that leader must have a just character. In fact, all the decision algorithms in the world aren’t going to fix the problems caused by a poor character. Thus, good judgment requires a just character. Wisdom that’s grounded in a just character produces good judgment. […]