I don’t know about you–but I ask a lot of questions because I don’t know the answers.
But not true for Jesus.
So what do you think of today’s blog?
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“Leading by asking questions” helps people to develop their critics and analytical mind, and find answers to questions by themselves. You don’t need to get everything ready for people, but you encourage them to develop their character. This was the particular way of teaching of our Lord JESUS.
Clearly, Jesus asked questions in order to challenge people to THINK!
Asking questions helps other to think and give an answer, rather giving it. Jesus knew the answer, but he allow to give the answer by disciples, thinking deeply.
Good questiones drill down the mind…
That’s funny, a guy on the plane last night was talking about this very subject!!! Thank you for the insight. Have a great Easter