It’s possibly more common than we realize — exaggerating the truth and demonizing the opposition to give our side an edge. Creating a strawman scenario,
Covering SBC annual meetings in person for more than 25 years now, one thing I’ve always noticed is the person attentively and consistently standing near
“Why don’t people go to church? Because they’re dead.” That unsettling quote, shared by author Bob Smietana during a keynote session of the recent Baptist
My friend Wendy loves Major League Baseball, and I’m talking the full extent of support. She can watch hours and hours of games on TV
Do you ever think about what you would want to happen in the flow of a contentious business meeting in which you were the chair?
The cellphone rang one too many times. But it won’t happen again, at least not from that phone. It didn’t go down easy, but my
Any elementary school or children’s Sunday School teacher can tell you they know much more about your personal family life than you might realize. Kids
Muscle memory kicked into action last week as my car topped the hill. Without even thinking, my right foot shifted to the brake pedal and
I’ve been evaluating my verbal communication style lately. What I think I’m saying seems to get lost between my mouth and the other person’s ears.
My attention focused more on the Full Moon BBQ sandwich in front of me than the introductory remarks at a recent state evangelism conference lunch
