Gentleness is a polite, gracious, considerate act of kindness that is born out of compassion. It is a language that doesn’t need a vocabulary. It is spoken with a touch and expressed by a kind deed. It is the gift everyone can afford and requires the least […]
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Gossip is the Slander of Life
Truth that is designed for injury is gossip. The root word for slander is diabolos, which is the same word that is used for devil. When you slander someone who is in covenant with God, you are in “double trouble” because you set yourself against God. You […]
Read moreGentleness is the Tenderness of Life
Gentleness is a polite, gracious, considerate act of kindness that is born out of compassion. It is a language that doesn’t need a vocabulary. It is spoken with a touch and expressed by a kind deed. It is the gift everyone can afford and requires the least […]
Read moreCommunication is the Connection of Life
Communication skills determine how we connect and relate to those in our world. Have you ever felt exasperated because what you said was not what you actually communicated? When those with whom you were in dialogue repeated their perception of the conversation, you were left wondering, “How […]
Read moreCooperation is the Teamwork of Life
John Maxwell states that, “Teamwork makes the dream work.” The synergy of cooperation is not simply principles of addition, but rather multiplication. This truth is illustrated by the fact that when oxen are yoked together their strength potential is not just doubled, but actually multiplied. Even the […]
Read moreGossip is the Slander of Life
Truth that is designed for injury is gossip. The root word for slander is diabolos, which is the same word that is used for devil. When you slander someone who is in covenant with God, you are in “double trouble” because you set yourself against God. You […]
Read moreCommunication is the Connection of Life
Communication skills determine how we connect and relate to those in our world. Have you ever felt exasperated because what you said was not what you actually communicated? When those with whom you were in dialogue repeated their perception of the conversation, you were left wondering, “How […]
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