After completing the required reading, provide a critical analysis discussion us

After completing the required reading, provide a critical analysis discussion using your own professional work experience and learning from the reading. You are not to provide a summary but rather provide a critical thinking assessment of the topic.
DISCUSSION ASSIGNMENT INSTRUCTIONS
You will participate in Discussions based on the specific weekly topics covered in
the course textbook chapter required reading in each Module.
You will discuss the topic presented and each weekly discussion on analytics. You may discuss
each situation from your own current, professional experience and your own research. Note: A major theme of these lessons is how the biblical concepts in the weekly biblical
textbook or the Bible can provide a solid foundation for leadership in discussion of the weekly
forum topic. When you cite them, make sure you build upon that major theme and apply it to the
ideas in your posts.
Thread: After reading both the required topic text chapters and the biblical integration text
discuss the provided topic discussion using your own professional work experience and learning
from the reading. You are not to provide a summary but rather provide
a critical thinking assessment of the topic. You must use at least one Biblical citation, one peer-
reviewed journal article citation, one biblical integration text citation and one course primary
topic textbook citation to inform you further on the topic.
Your initial thread must be 500–750 words (approx. 2–3 pages) with in-text citations and
references.
The following 3 sources must be included in your thread and referenced:
• The course primary topic textbook
• At least 1 peer-reviewed journal article (Published within the past 5 years)
• 1 passage of Scripture (Biblical source must be referenced)
You must cite all sources you used in current APA format.
Read: Ahmed: Sections 12.1 — 12.4
Read: Bartlett: Chapters 10 — 11
Watch: Data Collection
Watch: Data Software
Watch: Elisha: Mighty in Word and Deed