This video competed in
Real Montana Video Contest
Director(s): Jessica Simon & David King
Discernment isn't always easy. In fact, most often it is a big grey area in which everyone has a different opinion and different solution. Sometimes, we might wish for things to be more black and white, but God has given us a gift through our ability to discern right and wrong, good and evil. Sometimes discernment comes in small ways - should I study tonight or Skype with my friend? Other times, it's bigger - what line should I take on the river to make sure we are safe, and yet, have a good time? And then there is the big area of moral and ethical discernment. Hopefully, in practicing good discernment in the smaller things, we'll be more prepared to make Godly choices when it comes to the bigger issues. This piece was one of seven in a larger series produced to highlight seven virtues of character we at Camp Bighorn feel we can teach effectively through our programming and adventure activities. The other six focused on humility, courage, perseverance, responsibility, joy, and love.
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