Responding To Criticism With Wisdom

Proverbs 15:31–32

Responding To Criticism With Wisdom

How to separate useful correction from careless or harmful comments.

Teaching

Criticism can trigger an immediate defensive response. Wisdom pauses long enough to ask whether any part of the correction is true and useful.

Consider the source, the facts, and the spirit in which the concern was raised. Even poorly delivered criticism may contain information that can help us grow.

Put It Into Practice

Before responding, write down what is accurate, what needs clarification, and what should be released without argument.

Takeaway

Listen carefully, keep what is useful, reject what is harmful, and let God’s Word guide your response.

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