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In this devotion, Emotional Intelligence!, based on 2 Samuel 18:19–33, Rev. Canon Dr John Senyonyi reflects on David’s grief following the death of his son Absalom. Through this moving account, we learn that communication is more than simply delivering the truth. It also requires wisdom, sensitivity, and compassion. Discover how emotional intelligence can help us share difficult news with care and be mindful of the feelings of others.
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