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My Prayers Points

*Wish everyone around me and myself stay healthy and happy *Wish to be thankful , always be joyful although there is thunder and rain *Wish I dun stray away,walk with God always *Wish I can change from my weakness to be a better, learning to grow, be a tough person *Wish I can study a degree, sing, dance draw, do whatever I can that God given to me *Wish I am not self centred *Wish Peace *Wish my dreamzzz come true, never give up *Wish to shine, shine, shine *Wish to love, care , and bring laughter to ppl around me
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Tuesday, May 23, 2006

23/5/06 God's word to me when I face people critism and comments

May 23, 2006
Welcome Criticism
LISTEN TO ODB RADIO: Real MP3 WMAREAD: Proverbs 9:1-10
A fool despises his father’s instruction, but he who receives correction is prudent. —Proverbs 15:5
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Cancer researcher Dr. Robert Good was a hard-driving individual with an enormous faculty for new ideas. According to an article I read about him, he had the ability to make use of any information he came across.
I was most impressed, however, with a statement that credited him with a willingness to recognize any error in his theories and abandon them faster than anyone else in medical research. An associate said, “Dr. Good never gets married to his hypotheses, so he doesn’t go through the pangs of divorce when one is proven wrong.”
Proverbs 9 puts a high premium on such a willingness to see one’s error and admit it. It describes a wise man as one who wants to learn from his mistakes. When challenged, he resists the urge to get his back up like a threatened tomcat. Instead, correction becomes a faithful friend and a necessary means to improvement (v.9). On the other hand, when a “scoffer” is rebuked, he responds with anger and hate (v.8). Because of his overinflated ego, he won’t listen when told he has erred.

We need to follow the path of wisdom by giving heed to words of reproof. To be truly wise, we must remember that at times we too have played the fool. —Mart De HaanMart De Haan-->
When criticism comes your way,Consider its intent;It may be that some truth from GodTo you is being sent. —D. De Haan

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