WALKING THE TALK- A CONDUCT OF HONORARY

Ayella John Bosco
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Let no one despise you for your youth, but set the believers an example in speech, in conduct, in love, in faith, in purity. 1 Timothy 4:12

One of Central Africa Baptist University's values emphasises change in conduct for a great commission living. This is true for every aspiring leader in different fields. It is one reason Paul wrote to Timothy, challenging him to walk his talk, the public conduct. What is conduct?

Conduct encompasses our actions, behaviours, and mannerisms in public, including movement styles, dress code, and physical postures. According to the Advanced Oxford Dictionary, it refers to a manner of acting or controlling oneself.

As a leader, Paul advised Timothy to exhibit modesty in his public life. Recognising the importance of good conduct, Paul emphasised its significance in effective leadership. Timothy's actions and self-control in public would attract attention and garner respect. Do your actions and self-control attract attention and respect?

Good conduct is crucial for leaders, as it reflects their character and influences those they lead. Paul's guidance to Timothy highlights the need for exemplary behaviour, demonstrating that leadership requires attention to detail in all aspects of life. Will you mind your public life as you venture into leadership?

As we reflect on our conduct, let us consider how our actions and behaviours influence those around us. How can we exhibit modesty, self-control, and good leadership in our daily lives? How accountable are you each day of your life? Does your life align with your divine call principles and truths?

 

Ayella John Bosco

Writer, Critic and Teacher

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