Put Good Advice To Use (03/17/2024) 

Each day, someone is sharing good ADVICE with you. PUT IT TO USE!

I appreciated the reminder that true leadership is about making everyone around you better, not just accomplishing tasks.

The importance of intuition and the ability to see solutions where others see problems was an impactful lesson.

This sermon has inspired me to be more diligent in sharing the wisdom I have with others.

This sermon reminded me how important it is to not just hear good advice but to actively apply it in our lives.

This sermon was a wake-up call to stop ignoring the good advice I've been given out of fear or laziness.

Understanding that implementing good advice can lead to peace and efficiency in our endeavors was enlightening.

The sermon beautifully illustrated the balance between taking action and seeking divine guidance.

Realizing that accepting advice is a strength, not a weakness, was a valuable lesson.

The sermon has motivated me to become more observant and proactive in offering solutions.

Learning that the best leaders are those who can listen, learn, and apply wisdom was a crucial takeaway.

The sermon’s point on the importance of teaching and guiding others, as Moses was instructed, really resonated with me.

It’s comforting to know that even great leaders like Moses needed and heeded advice.

The sermon encouraged me to seek balance between personal effort and the utilization of the collective strength of my community.

The sermon highlighted the importance of listening to those who have our best interests at heart.

The sermon has motivated me to seek out advice from others with more experience and wisdom.

This message has made me appreciate the mentors and advisors in my life even more.

This message has encouraged me to be a resource to others, offering my abilities to help achieve common goals.

Learning from Moses' example, I'm encouraged to seek out mentors and be open to their guidance.

I appreciated the reminder that advice should not only be listened to but also critically evaluated and then acted upon.

The story of Moses and Jethro perfectly illustrates the power of delegation and wisdom in leadership.

Learning to see people as resources, as Jethro taught Moses, changes the way I view teamwork and leadership.

The practical application of biblical principles to leadership and teamwork was enlightening.

The emphasis on the spiritual aspect of seeking God's confirmation on the advice we receive was a powerful reminder.

This message has encouraged me to think about how I can better support my leaders and contribute to shared goals.

Realizing that effective leadership is as much about listening and applying advice as it is about guiding others was a profound insight.

The concept of breaking down tasks and delegating, as Moses did, can be applied in so many areas of life.

I’m motivated to develop my intuition and be more proactive in applying good advice in my life.

Understanding that good advice can lead to peace within teams and organizations was a powerful insight.

The story of Moses and Jethro is a timeless example of how we can benefit from the wisdom of those who care about us.

The emphasis on peace and efficiency as outcomes of heeding good advice was a compelling point.

This message reinforced the idea that no man is an island, and we all need the support and wisdom of others.

The point that enduring and achieving peace requires putting good advice into action was a compelling call to action.

Realizing that even the wisest among us can benefit from counsel has made me more open to seeking and accepting advice.

The detailed explanation of Jethro’s advice to Moses has given me a blueprint for effective leadership and teamwork.

Realizing the value of delegation and structured leadership in achieving goals has changed my perspective on managing tasks.

The sermon has challenged me to reevaluate how I work with others and to make changes for the better.

I'm inspired to be more observant and take initiative in offering help, just as Jethro did for Moses.

I was moved by the story of Moses and Jethro and how timeless lessons on leadership and support are.

I'm inspired to take a closer look at the advice I've received and to actively find ways to implement it.

The sermon made me think about the 'Jethros' in my life and the valuable advice I've overlooked.

The discussion on intuition and natural abilities reminded me to trust my gut more often.

Good word if we put it in action.

This message was a reminder that the advice we ignore can sometimes be the key to unlocking our potential.

This message is a call to action to reevaluate the advice we've been given and to put it into practice.

Learning about the importance of structuring teams and responsibilities was incredibly useful.

The notion that we can wear ourselves and others out by not delegating was a sobering realization.

This message has challenged me to think about the areas in my life where I'm doing too much on my own.

It's eye-opening to realize how often I've ignored good advice because of pride or stubbornness.

Realizing that leadership involves utilizing the strengths of those around us was a key takeaway for me.

Reflecting on why we might resist good advice, as mentioned in the sermon, has prompted me to be more open-minded.

This has inspired me to be a Jethro to someone else, offering guidance and support when I can.

I was inspired by the idea that we all have roles to play, and finding those roles starts with being open to advice.

The sermon has prompted me to identify the 'too much for you' areas in my life and seek advice on how to manage them.

The sermon has inspired me to look for ways to delegate more effectively and to empower those around me.

The breakdown of how Moses implemented Jethro’s advice gave me practical steps on how to use advice in my own life.

This message has made me reflect on the opportunities I've missed by not putting good advice to use.

I was struck by the importance of creating systems that allow everyone to contribute to the collective good.

Understanding that leadership involves both leading and learning was a key takeaway from the sermon.

I was moved by the notion that putting good advice into practice is a form of wisdom and humility.

The practical advice on how to organize and delegate responsibilities has applications far beyond spiritual leadership.

I appreciated the reminder that true leadership is about making everyone around you better, not just accomplishing tasks.

The importance of intuition and the ability to see solutions where others see problems was an impactful lesson.

This sermon reminded me how important it is to not just hear good advice but to actively apply it in our lives.

This sermon was a wake-up call to stop ignoring the good advice I've been given out of fear or laziness.

Understanding that implementing good advice can lead to peace and efficiency in our endeavors was enlightening.

The sermon beautifully illustrated the balance between taking action and seeking divine guidance.

The sermon has motivated me to become more observant and proactive in offering solutions.

Learning that the best leaders are those who can listen, learn, and apply wisdom was a crucial takeaway.

The sermon’s point on the importance of teaching and guiding others, as Moses was instructed, really resonated with me.

It’s comforting to know that even great leaders like Moses needed and heeded advice.

The sermon encouraged me to seek balance between personal effort and the utilization of the collective strength of my community.

The sermon highlighted the importance of listening to those who have our best interests at heart.

The sermon has motivated me to seek out advice from others with more experience and wisdom.

This message has made me appreciate the mentors and advisors in my life even more.

Learning from Moses' example, I'm encouraged to seek out mentors and be open to their guidance.

I appreciated the reminder that advice should not only be listened to but also critically evaluated and then acted upon.

The practical application of biblical principles to leadership and teamwork was enlightening.

Learning to see people as resources, as Jethro taught Moses, changes the way I view teamwork and leadership.

The emphasis on the spiritual aspect of seeking God's confirmation on the advice we receive was a powerful reminder.

This message has encouraged me to think about how I can better support my leaders and contribute to shared goals.

Realizing that effective leadership is as much about listening and applying advice as it is about guiding others was a profound insight.

The concept of breaking down tasks and delegating, as Moses did, can be applied in so many areas of life.

I’m motivated to develop my intuition and be more proactive in applying good advice in my life.

The story of Moses and Jethro is a timeless example of how we can benefit from the wisdom of those who care about us.

The emphasis on peace and efficiency as outcomes of heeding good advice was a compelling point.

Realizing that even the wisest among us can benefit from counsel has made me more open to seeking and accepting advice.

The detailed explanation of Jethro’s advice to Moses has given me a blueprint for effective leadership and teamwork.

Realizing the value of delegation and structured leadership in achieving goals has changed my perspective on managing tasks.

The sermon has challenged me to reevaluate how I work with others and to make changes for the better.

I was moved by the story of Moses and Jethro and how timeless lessons on leadership and support are.

I'm inspired to take a closer look at the advice I've received and to actively find ways to implement it.

The sermon made me think about the 'Jethros' in my life and the valuable advice I've overlooked.

The discussion on intuition and natural abilities reminded me to trust my gut more often.

This message was a reminder that the advice we ignore can sometimes be the key to unlocking our potential.

Learning about the importance of structuring teams and responsibilities was incredibly useful.

The notion that we can wear ourselves and others out by not delegating was a sobering realization.

It's eye-opening to realize how often I've ignored good advice because of pride or stubbornness.

This message has challenged me to think about the areas in my life where I'm doing too much on my own.

Realizing that leadership involves utilizing the strengths of those around us was a key takeaway for me.