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Ephesians 4:32
Introduction - See illustration file for info on "Kindness"...
* Kindness is a simple but powerful response to others.
* People will remember our kindness long after they have forgotten about our competence.
* Kindness motivates others better than criticism.
* Kindness is not a sign of weakness but a reflection of strength.
Conclusion:
I saw an old quip years ago that said: "It's nice to be important.
But it's just as important to be nice."
That's why kindness is a key ingredient of leadership.
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