Training Themes How to Give Good Advice Fred Smith 4 ingredients for good decisions. See "Spiritual Care" Training Pack

Store Code: TT5A-C Format(s): Microsoft Word  Type: Assessment

Topics:	Confrontation, Difficult people, Healing, Leadership, Mentoring, Pastoral care, Shepherding, Spiritual care
Filters:	Counseling, Discipleship, Elder, Pastor, Pastoral care, Shepherd, Small groups, Spiritual director
References:	Proverbs 19:20, Proverbs 27:6
Date Added:	July 31, 2007
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Great advice-givers have some common qualities:

1. The right motive. More bad advice emerges from bad motives than from bad judgment. Often I see advice given that comes from a motive of keeping another person dependent. To me, it's dishonest to create a dependent relationship out of an opportunity to help.

I've also known people whose major concern ...

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