Practical Ministry Skills Developing Your Discernment Fred Smith Sr. Watch and listen carefully when you speak with people. See "Secrets of Effective Communication" Training Pack

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Topics:	Attitudes, Communication, Conflict, Difficult people, Diversity, Teamwork, Vulnerability
Filters:	Church board, Counseling, Discipleship, Elder, Hospitality, Management, Pastor, Volunteer
Purpose:	Fellowship
References:	2 Samuel 20:17
Date Added:	August 22, 2007
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I have known many excellent leaders who were not given the gift of discernment. They could not read people. They read figures. They excelled in science, engineering, mathematics, and administration. They depended on management skills and organization.

Those blessed with even a little discernment, however, could develop significant sensitivity and intuition. ...

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