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In this lighthearted scenario, even the great apostle would receive “constructive” feedback from the Toastmasters at the meeting. However, Paul was not interested in being known for his gifting, calling or talent. Paul says, “And my speech and my preaching were not with persuasive words of human wisdom… that your faith should not be in the wisdom of men but in the power of God.”If Paul were to receive feedback from a Toastmaster in ancient Corinth. Although the evaluations may offer valuable insights, such as using shorter, impactful sentences, incorporating visual aids, or simplifying complex concepts, Paul would remind us that his focus was not on being an eloquent or charismatic speaker. Instead, he recognized that his strength came from relying on the power of the Spirit to convey the message of Christ.
By Dwaine SenechalIn this lighthearted scenario, even the great apostle would receive “constructive” feedback from the Toastmasters at the meeting. However, Paul was not interested in being known for his gifting, calling or talent. Paul says, “And my speech and my preaching were not with persuasive words of human wisdom… that your faith should not be in the wisdom of men but in the power of God.”If Paul were to receive feedback from a Toastmaster in ancient Corinth. Although the evaluations may offer valuable insights, such as using shorter, impactful sentences, incorporating visual aids, or simplifying complex concepts, Paul would remind us that his focus was not on being an eloquent or charismatic speaker. Instead, he recognized that his strength came from relying on the power of the Spirit to convey the message of Christ.