James makes the same point in prayer. When we lack wisdom, we are told to ask the Father who gives ἁπλῶς (G0574), generously and without reproach. The warning about doubting is not a scolding of the anxious; it is a diagnosis of the double-minded heart, pulled by fear, pride, and the need to be seen. Innovation can easily become that: a liturgy of hurry, a scramble for prestige, a refusal to wait.

For Christians, this touches industrial life without turning devotion into a policy memo. We are heirs in Christ, so we need not grasp at significance. We are also subjects under his kingship, accountable for the uses of skill, capital, and influence. If the worker affected by our choices were beside us at the Lord's Table, how lightly could we treat safety, pay, or dignity? Lord, give us wisdom that asks before acting and loves neighbours in advance, so others are not made to carry the cost of our experiments.