Principles of Communication
Something that may surprise you is that good communication begins with listening.
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Posted by Julie Ganschow | | Communication |
Something that may surprise you is that good communication begins with listening.
Read MorePosted by Julie Ganschow | | Communication |
Our speech is a powerful tool for either good or bad.
Read MorePosted by Svea Goertzen | | Communication, Heart |
…the tongue is a small part of the body, but it makes great boasts. Consider what a great...
Read MorePosted by Anne Dryburgh | | Anger, Bitterness, Communication, Relationships, Self-Examination |
They were at loggerheads. It started off with a frustrated comment about a church member’s absence from the annual church meeting. When the guilt-trip did not have the desired impact, the conversation spiraled into accusations of being hard, selfish, and cruel. From being frustrated at the lack of attendance at a church meeting, the person now heard “you disappoint me.”
Read MorePosted by Suzanne Holland | | Biblical Counseling, Communication, Encouragement, Suffering, Trials |
Have you heard this phrase before? It means that if you can think positively—put a positive spin on your problem, it won’t be so hard. As you know if you’ve tried this, the effect can be good, but it is rarely a lasting one. You can “think positive” about something for a time, but reality usually dictates that when something is difficult, one’s thinking about it can’t stay positive for long.
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