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Month:June 2026

When to Rely on Intuition — And When Not To

Posted on 29 June 2026Updated on 4 November 2026by Robert ElliottCategories:Blog Series, Technology, Technology and Programming
This entry is part 10 of 10 in the series
June 2026 — Wisdom vs Knowledge

” This kind of intuition can be valuable. In complex technical environments, intuition helps people navigate uncertainty quickly.

TaggedProgrammingSoftware Development

Walking Carefully (Eph 5:15–16)

Posted on 26 June 2026Updated on 4 November 2026by Robert ElliottCategories:Faith and Reflection, Blog Series, Faith
This entry is part 9 of 10 in the series
June 2026 — Wisdom vs Knowledge

Carefully. Wisdom in Scripture is often less about extraordinary insight and more about attentive living.

TaggedChristian LivingDiscipleship

The Dangers of Overconfidence in Tech

Posted on 22 June 2026Updated on 4 November 2026by Robert ElliottCategories:Blog Series, Technology, Technology and Programming
This entry is part 8 of 10 in the series
June 2026 — Wisdom vs Knowledge

Confidence is valuable in technical work. Innovation slows. Engineers must be willing to act, experiment, and make judgement calls under uncertainty.

TaggedProgrammingSoftware Development

Listening Before Acting

Posted on 19 June 2026Updated on 4 November 2026by Robert ElliottCategories:Blog Series, Faith, Faith and Reflection
This entry is part 7 of 10 in the series
June 2026 — Wisdom vs Knowledge

Rapid action. In many environments, hesitation is treated as weakness. The person who speaks first appears confident.

TaggedChristian LivingDiscipleship

Why Experience Shapes Better Engineers

Posted on 15 June 2026Updated on 4 November 2026by Robert ElliottCategories:Blog Series, Technology, Technology and Programming
This entry is part 6 of 10 in the series
June 2026 — Wisdom vs Knowledge

Technical knowledge can be learned quickly. Frameworks can be studied. But experience develops differently.

TaggedProgrammingSoftware Development

The Wise Heart Accepts Instruction (Prov 10:8)

Posted on 12 June 2026Updated on 4 November 2026by Robert ElliottCategories:Blog Series, Faith, Faith and Reflection
This entry is part 5 of 10 in the series
June 2026 — Wisdom vs Knowledge

Wisdom and teachability are deeply connected. The book of Proverbs returns to this theme repeatedly: the wise listen, learn, and accept correction.

TaggedChristian LivingDiscipleship

Decision-Making in Software: Beyond Raw Information

Posted on 8 June 2026Updated on 4 November 2026by Robert ElliottCategories:Blog Series, Technology, Technology and Programming
This entry is part 4 of 10 in the series
June 2026 — Wisdom vs Knowledge

Modern software development produces enormous amounts of information. Metrics, logs, analytics, dashboards, reports, alerts — systems constantly…

TaggedSoftware DevelopmentProgramming

Wisdom from Above (James 3:17–18)

Posted on 5 June 2026Updated on 4 November 2026by Robert ElliottCategories:Blog Series, Faith, Faith and Reflection
This entry is part 3 of 10 in the series
June 2026 — Wisdom vs Knowledge

Not all wisdom is the same. James makes this distinction clearly. There is wisdom shaped by selfish ambition, envy, and pride — and there is wisdom…

TaggedChristian LivingDiscipleship

Knowing the Docs vs Understanding the Problem

Posted on 1 June 2026Updated on 4 November 2026by Robert ElliottCategories:Blog Series, Technology, Technology and Programming
This entry is part 2 of 10 in the series
June 2026 — Wisdom vs Knowledge

Technical knowledge is easier to measure than understanding. We can verify whether someone has read the documentation.

TaggedSoftware DevelopmentProgramming

Wisdom vs Knowledge — Learning What Truly Matters

Posted on 1 June 2026Updated on 4 November 2026by Robert ElliottCategories:Blog Series, Intro
This entry is part 1 of 10 in the series
June 2026 — Wisdom vs Knowledge

We live in an age overflowing with knowledge. Information is immediate. Documentation is searchable. Tutorials are endless.

TaggedChristian LivingDiscipleship
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