I've come to believe that's the wrong focus. Instead of thinking of what we're going to say, we need to focus on listening. What will we hear? How will we get the other person to open up? Can we learn enough about them to help them draw closer to God
11/25/2017 by Tim Archer
Ann Voskamp reminds us that there is no harm in just listening, and there can be great healing and hope and transformation.
10/30/2015 by Ann Voskamp
Rubel Shelly talks about an airport delay that ended up in a blessed day alone with God focusing and praying on the things and people that matter most and being present with God in the quietness of the moment.
03/14/2014 by Rubel Shelly
Rick Brown writes about LSTN headphones, hearing, Starkey hearing foundation, 400 years of silence after the Old Testament, years, silence, quiet, need, hear, hearing, listening, listen, Immanuel.
12/05/2013 by Rick Brown
Phil Ware continues the Interim Ministry Partners series on helping declining and aging churches find new life.
11/03/2013 by Phil Ware
Ron Rose reminds us of the importance of listening and listening beyond the words to the heart and then working for God's miracle in people's lives.
11/02/2012 by Ron Rose
Rubel Shelly describes how hard it is to really listen and not cut off someone else's conversation.
08/16/2007 by Rubel Shelly
Overhearing a questioning about loving children enough gets Sarah thinking about the need for meaningful touch, focused listening, and hanging around together.
03/25/2006 by Sarah Stirman
We need to learn that there is a time to be silent.
02/13/2006 by Phil Ware
God cares about our struggles and sent Jesus to us to show us the way back to his heart.
11/17/2005 by Mike Barres
One a mom's greatest responsibilities is to listen to her family, her children, and her God.
05/04/2005 by Teresa Bell Kindred
We need to learn to listen better if we ever hope to connect with other people.
04/20/2004 by Tom Norvell
Marines in Iraq are learning to win people over by showing respect and courtesy rather than using their guns.
01/29/2004 by Rubel Shelly
We get ourselves in so many problems because we do not genuinely listen to each other.
12/13/2003 by Alan Smith