Do Diligence

In this episode, Wiley concludes season one by discussing the rewards of diligence, even when life is hard. He speaks to the fact that diligence always pays off.  So, always “Do Diligence.”

In this episode, Wiley returns to a concept mentioned in previous episodes:  “If something is worth doing, it’s worth doing right.”  Diligence requires hard work. So, Wiley explains how Bible wisdom and hard work go together.

In this episode, Wiley explains the Bible concept of leadership as it relates to diligence. He explains what leadership is, and what leadership is not. He concludes with a call to action for all who are in positions of influence to lead with diligence.

In this episode Wiley discusses the importance of being diligent to have unified relationships inside of the local church. He talks about the importance of looking to God and Jesus, looking at ourselves, looking at others, and looking at the work that God has called us to do together. In conclusion, Wiley describes how everybody is somebody in the local church.

In this episode Wiley uses the Proverbs to help us understand the need to watch over our hearts and minds with diligence. He discusses how easy it is for sin to pull us away and distract us from what we should be doing. He then encourages us to diligently watch.

In this episode Wiley discusses the value of being diligent as we experience growth and maturity in our lives. He defines what genuine growth is all about. He talks about the important role that knowledge plays in our personal growth. He concludes by identifying the personal and productive nature of real growth.

In this episode Wiley speaks to the importance of being diligent as we accurately understand the Bible and apply it to our lives. He talks about all of the voices we hear in our culture and the dangers of believing lies. He then discusses the value of a deep love for God’s law that will motivate us to handle it accurately and diligently.

In this episode Wiley introduces himself and discusses the overall theme of the podcast. He defines the term “diligence,” based on its use in the Bible, and talks about the importance of diligence in our everyday lives.

Why “Do Diligence?” Because not only does what we do in this life matter, but also why and how. We can be diligent, but diligence also describes the way God wants us to do things. If something is worth doing, it’s worth doing right. It’s worth doing with diligence. It’s a principle found throughout the Bible. Do you want to live your life with meaning and purpose? Do you want to be intentional in all that you say and do? Do diligence!