VIOLATION OF CONFIDENCE

It is quite common and quite acceptable for leaders to lie. It is never called lying, but we all know it is.I have seen more misuse of TRUTH among leaders than anywhere else within the Ministry.

-The violation of confidence.
-Misuse of professional information.
-Exaggeration and so on.
All of this are some of the examples of forms of lying.Lying by leaders is after heard ministers embellish stories "for the sake of effectiveness"these are all forms of lying.


Many times I have heard ministers telling stories of miraculous happenings that are astonishing.How sad i was to find that out that they were only EXAGGERATIONS.As one well-know minister was telling is all about some rumors that were super-naturally removed,and Old preachers leaned over and said "I knew Brother  somebody when  those rumors were warts".

It is had to resist such temptations when we see other prominent ministers doing it.We see how it makes them look so impressive.Do not be deceived.Those people are living in turmoil.There staff,family and friends all know they lie.After this it causes severe and emotional problems in there children.It definitely produces deceit in the staff.

Avoid dishonesty at all cost it  is time for a new breed of ministers to rise on a scene,only who can be honest about short-coming and weaknesses.

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