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Category Archives: Speech
Speech therapy needed
Tone of voice makes a big difference in communication. Continue reading
Perspective, attitude, and speech
Resources on perspective, attitude, and speech. Continue reading
Double-Tongued
Since gossip is the native language of the modern church, the qualification is as important today as it was 2,000 years ago. Continue reading
Posted in Church Leadership, Deacons, Leadership, Qualifications for leadership, Speech
Tagged Deacons, double tongued, Gossip, I Timothy 3:8
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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
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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Are you a cantankerous Christian?
Whether old or young, ask yourself if you’re known for being cantankerous and irritable or gracious and grateful. Continue reading
Posted in Antagonists, Attitude, Behavior, Complaining, Conceit, Contentment, Glorify God, Gossip, Gratitude, Selfishness, Speech, Thankfulness, Thanksgiving
Tagged Complaining, Gossip, grumpy christians, slander
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Formula E429 could change your life!
Think of how many times we could defuse a situation by choosing better words and tones. But don’t miss my WARNING LABEL! Continue reading
Posted in Anger, Attitude, Bitterness, Communication, Complaining, Conflict, Contentment, Criticism, Difficult people, Discouragement, Emotions, Encouragement, Family life, Fathers, God's Will, Gospel-centered, Gossip, Grace, Gratitude, Kindness, Love, Marriage, Parenting, Parenting teens, Patience, Praise, Relationships, Selfishness, Speech, Thankfulness, Thanksgiving, Unity, Wisdom, Wives
Tagged attitudes, communication guidelines, Love, Marriage, Relationships, speech that builds up others, tones, tongue, Words
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Judge not, lest you be judged.
What exactly did Jesus mean when he spoke these words?
Was he advocating a mind your own business policy?
Was he forbidding all judgments about the actions of others? Continue reading
Posted in Accountability, Antagonists, Church Leadership, Church membership, Conflict, Confrontation, Criticism, Debatable Matters, Difficult people, Discernment, Discrimination, Elders, Ethics, Guidelines for living, Humility, Jesus Christ, John R. W. Stott, John Stott, Judging others, Leadership, Legalism, Life of a pastor, Local Church, Mercy, Morality, Parenting, Sin, Slandered, Speech, Tolerance, Truth, Wisdom
Tagged Bible, Christianity, Jesus, Judge not
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