I try to see good in everyone, so what about accountability? Does it matter? I think so. Do we make excuses for bad behavior? It seems a lot can be explained and diagnosed by "experts" and much sympathy is offered by "ministers." It seems they have solutions in religion or a "pill." However, it seems to me that erroneous conduct should be exposed and corrected (this may take much courage), rather than enabled. When an athlete ("...as an athlete..." 2 Timothy 5:2) performs a play that results in a goal, it may be described as "well-executed."
Note: The blind (misleading “ministers”) can’t lead the blind (see “wired for sound,” Michael W. Smith). These types of “leaders” will set people back rather than truly help them.
#TalkIsCheap #Responsibilty
#ExperientialUnderstanding
#Trustworthy #ProperService
Early Christian teaching instructs that those in the ministry are to be "industrious."
"The judge's hammer..."
