A big part of not being foolish, I think, is what we're taught about MEEKNESS (can, but won't). There are many things we might FEEL like doing, but if we sit back and think about the CONSEQUENCES of such speech or action, we decide against it. We RESTRAIN ourselves. We don't say everything on our mind without consideration, nor do we do actions because we feel like doing them. Living by the Spirit (reading God's word earnestly, then living it out) along with life experience help us live wisely wherein we do the most good for the Lord's Cause 🙂
Destitute of reasoning? Never heard that phrase before, Isaac. Something I can certainly add to my vocabulary, and will try my best not to fit that description myself :) Keep up the great work, Brother!
A big part of not being foolish, I think, is what we're taught about MEEKNESS (can, but won't). There are many things we might FEEL like doing, but if we sit back and think about the CONSEQUENCES of such speech or action, we decide against it. We RESTRAIN ourselves. We don't say everything on our mind without consideration, nor do we do actions because we feel like doing them. Living by the Spirit (reading God's word earnestly, then living it out) along with life experience help us live wisely wherein we do the most good for the Lord's Cause 🙂
Destitute of reasoning? Never heard that phrase before, Isaac. Something I can certainly add to my vocabulary, and will try my best not to fit that description myself :) Keep up the great work, Brother!