YOUNIVERSITY PART 6

An episode of the David's Christian Centre podcast, hosted by David's Christian Centre, titled "YOUNIVERSITY PART 6" was published on August 21, 2019 and runs 68 minutes.

August 21, 2019 ·68m · David's Christian Centre

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Summary

Pastor Kingsley Okonkwo ministering: There is no bad temperament; all temperaments are needed in this world for a proper balance. In marriage, choleric are drawn to phlegmatic, while melancholy, are drawn to sanguine. The best career for Sanguine:  Marketing, fashion, PR, comedy, customer service, preachers, MCs... Choleric: Engineering, lawyers, activists, management, Tech, politics, business owners, supervisors. Phlegmatic: Nurses, teaching, psychologists, counsellors, child development, charity, Melancholy: Management, accounting, social work, administration, research, art, doctors, surgeons, musicians Most people have a blend of both temperament (primary and secondary) How Do You Tackle Your Temperament Weakness? 1) first note what your weaknesses are. If you can't identify it, you can't deal with it. 2) put a structure to help that weakness; partner with people motivated in that area. Hire your weaknesses 3. Yield to the Holy Spirit. (Galatians 5:22-23) 4. All the fruits of the Spirit are things that counter the weaknesses of all temperaments Learn to practice the word of God 5. Always have people that can speak into your life.

Episode Description

Pastor Kingsley Okonkwo ministering:

There is no bad temperament; all temperaments are needed in this world for a proper balance.

In marriage, choleric are drawn to phlegmatic, while melancholy, are drawn to sanguine.

The best career for Sanguine:

Marketing, fashion, PR, comedy, customer service, preachers, MCs...

Choleric:

Engineering, lawyers, activists, management, Tech, politics, business owners, supervisors.

Phlegmatic:

Nurses, teaching, psychologists, counsellors, child development, charity,

Melancholy:

Management, accounting, social work, administration, research, art, doctors, surgeons, musicians

Most people have a blend of both temperament (primary and secondary)

How Do You Tackle Your Temperament Weakness?

1) first note what your weaknesses are.

If you can't identify it, you can't deal with it.

2) put a structure to help that weakness; partner with people motivated in that area.

Hire your weaknesses

3. Yield to the Holy Spirit. (Galatians 5:22-23)

4. All the fruits of the Spirit are things that counter the weaknesses of all temperaments

Learn to practice the word of God

5. Always have people that can speak into your life.

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