Generation Gap by Emerson David Myers |
Older women likewise are to be reverent
in their behavior, not malicious gossips nor enslaved to much wine, teaching
what is good, - Titus 2:3
READ: Titus 2:1-15
I work in the power industry where
safety is paramount. Consequently, we spend hours each month training, talking
about, and tracking safe work habits. The following email arrived this
morning:
"Working with a team exposes you
to the methods and work ethic of your coworkers, which can help you learn more
and finish jobs in a faster manner. We work with people of all different ages
and experience levels. This provides a good atmosphere for the young bucks to
learn the ropes and the old timers to see things from a different point of
view...You and your coworkers’ safety should be your top priority while working
together each day. Teamwork prevents accidents. "
This got me thinking about how generation
gaps simply do not exist, for the most part, in business. Why; because, gaps
are ineffective, inefficient and often unsafe. So, why have we bought into
the idea that generation gaps work at church?
PRACTICAL
EXERCISE: This Sunday, shake things up and fill in the gaps by purposely
sitting beside a teen or an elder whom you've never sat next to before.
A great idea.
ReplyDeleteIt seems that FBCR accomplishes this better than many fellowships in which I've had the pleasure to serve.
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