THE SIXTH AND FINAL CORE VALUE OF A POWERFUL QUESTION APPROACH TO DISCERNMENT:

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It is based on and adheres to the conceptual design and ministry developed by Dr. John Olesnavage. That dates back to John’s discovery of a Powerful Question in 1995, workshops he began conducting in 2011, his two self-published books and his soon to be released, Your Most Powerful Question, by Word Among Us Press.

Core Value Number Five

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The fifth core value of a Powerful Question approach to discernment is non-judgmentalness. When a person finds their Powerful Question, and has received internal validation, they must let go of any ego driven opinion about the “rightness” of the Question. A Powerful Question that feels less than desirable or ideal, may be the door opener that is most needed. The Most Powerful Question is the one that moves us to the new person God wants us to be. That may be unsettling at first. The gift of sight will always come with the burden of seeing things we do not want to see.