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The Lord does not look for the qualified, but He qualifies those who are available. It is powerful reminder that it's not our qualifications that matter most to God, but our willingness to serve Him. This means that even if we don't think we have the knowledge to do something, God can still use us if we make ourselves available to Him. He can provide us with the necessary wisdom to fulfill His purposes. The story of Moses is a perfect example of this. Forget about qualifications, it's all about availability! If we’re willing to lend our time and talents to the Lord, He can take us from amateur hour to His all-star team. Just like Moses—he started as a shepherd and ended up leading the Israelites out of Egypt. It’s all about a career switch! The Lord can do the same for us, if we just make ourselves available and say 'I'm all in!' So let us not disqualify ourself from God's team by thinking we are not good enough. Let us get in the game, and He'll do the ...

  The saying 'Tell me and I'll know, teach me and I'll remember, involve me and I'll learn' emphasizes the importance of experiential learning. Hearing or reading information is a passive form of learning that may only result in temporary understanding. By contrast, active learning through teaching, practice, and experience can lead to deeper understanding and retention of knowledge. Involving students in hands-on learning activities allows them to apply knowledge and skills, making the learning process more engaging and effective. Think about it: 'tell' is a fleeting memory, 'teach' sticks around for a while, but 'involve' makes learning last a lifetime. The secret sauce to deep, lasting knowledge isn't just hearing or reading, it's getting in there, hands-on, making mistakes and learning from them. That's when you really start cooking with gas! So remember, for knowledge that sticks, don't just hear or read, get involved and...