Not long ago, there's a small trend of this rotational Bible Study leading attitude.<\/p>\n
When nobody has any comment, the leader(s) would even dare to say: If no one has anything to say, then I will also keep quiet, and we all just wait until the time is up.<\/p>\n
First of all, even if the group is made up of children, one doesn't lead in such a way. Secondly, there are quite a few seniors in the group I was attending - This is very disrespectful to them, especially when this guy is about half their ages.<\/p>\n
Last but not least, at that time I was going to response, if asked, \"You're the one leading, you've prepared for it, if you don't have anything to say, what could we say?\"<\/p>\n
Now, I would just respond: Who says one must make a comment?<\/p>\n
Conclusion: This attitude arises out of pride and ignorance. Pride, because the leader believed that his time is more precious than others - that he could waste everyone else's time. Ignorance, because he does not care about the spiritual nourishment of the group, he's only here because he was asked to, nothing more.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Not long ago, there's a small trend of this rotational Bible Study leading attitude. When nobody has any comment, the leader(s) would even dare to say: If no one has anything to say, then I will also keep quiet, and … Continue reading