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Category Archives: Communication
Loves musical crescendo!
Here is a life touched by the never-ceasing love of God in Christ. Continue reading
Posted in Communication, Community, God's Love, Love, Love Wins, Radical love
Tagged how to understand ove, Love, Love defined, what is love?
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When counseling others…
Consider some practical guidelines for being an effective friend when giving counsel to others. Continue reading
My father always told me I was stupid
“I guess it goes back to the way my father treated me. He always told me that I was stupid and would never amount to anything. Whenever I did something wrong, he would angrily ask, … Continue reading
Posted in 18 Year factor, Abuse, Communication, Encouragement, Parenting, Parenting teens, Wisdom
Tagged abusive father, damage done by father, self-doubt
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3 approaches to leadership and parenting
Some relationships are difficult because we approach them with the wrong method of communication. Effective approaches to communication vary with different people and situations. Three approaches are helpful to consider. Directive Consulting Free-Rein Our goal should be to identify the … Continue reading
Liabilities in my work
Good words for those who use many words! Continue reading
Five resources on perspective, attitude and speech
Attitude is important in our relationships. Check out the following resources on perspective, attitude and speech. Continue reading
Six important resources for relationships
Resources to help when relationships become difficult. Continue reading
Posted in Communication, Community, Forgiveness, Reconciliation, Relationships
Tagged Difficult relationship, Forgiveness, reconciliation
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Three approaches to communication and leadership
Sometimes we’re not seeing the results we desire in relationships because we fail to recognize that different situations call for different approaches to communication and leadership. Continue reading
Posted in Church Leadership, Coach, Coaching, Communication, Community, Conflict, Counseling, Difficult people, Discernment, Disciple-making, Elders, elders in the Church, Family life, Fellowship, Leadership, Marriage, Relationships, Small Group leaders, Speech, Teenagers, Wisdom
Tagged advice for employers, CEO, coaching others, Counseling, effective communication, how to be an effective boss, how to be an effective leader, how to lead a team, HR department, leadership guidelines, management, mentoring, styles of leadership
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Do you understand common grace?
How do we remain serious about lines between belief and unbelief (between those who live in the boundaries of saving grace and those who do not), while at the same time showing active appreciation for all that is good, beautiful and outside of those boundaries? Continue reading
Posted in Apologetics, Church Leadership, Common Good, Common grace, Communication, Community, Culture, Culture of Honor, elders in the Church, Emergent Church, Emerging Leaders, Evangelicals, Evangelism, Fundamentalism, Leadership, Local Church, Pastors, Reformed Theology, Walking with God, Wisdom, Witness, Younger Evangelicals
Tagged christianity and the world, Common Grace, evangelism and social concern, General Revelation, seeking the common good, social action in the church
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Eight point communication agreement
Eight guidelines for better communication! Continue reading
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