Galatians 5:22-23 states, “But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, longsuffering, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, self-control…”
It’s necessary for Christians to keep in mind that we’re called to be a delicate example, especially if we occur to carry a leadership role. When Trump was still on the campaign trail, he had a bent to make use of foul language in his speeches. This prompted Evangelist Franklin Graham to write down him a letter, which was referenced by Crosswalk last week.
What apparently jumped out at Trump from that letter, which he quoted at a rally, was, “Mr. President, I really like your speaking. Your ability to talk is incredible. Your storytelling is great, however it may very well be so a lot better in the event you didn’t use foul language.”
Graham went on to indicate that as a world figure, there are other nations, presidents, and other people who look to Trump for example. Children especially look to world leaders, celebrities and adults in leadership, including their parents, for example. The speech and actions of oldsters can set the usual for the subsequent generation.
