Previously, in Perfect Failures, Part One — More about this later…because, we’re also told in Matthew 5:48 to “Be perfect, like God in heaven is perfect” Let’s think together about this.—
John Maxwell recently advised this: “Stop working on your weakness.”
He asked what would have happened if you’d come home with a report card showing an A in math and C- in English. His answer was that you’d have have been told to work harder in English class.
He said it’s time to stop that, since “You’re better at math than English.”
He concluded, “Stop working on your weakness.”
Seems to me that frees up more time and resources to work on your strengths.
But then how do “Be perfect, like God in heaven is perfect” and “My grace is sufficient for you, for my power is made perfect in weakness” fit together?
And how do we ever improve?
Looking forward to your input here.
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