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Enhancing Communication 27 October 2019 AM – Philippians 2:2 – Communication – Scott Childs Introduction: “Communication is the lifeblood of marriage.” Les Parrott “In an era of increasingly fragile marriages, a couple’s ability to communicate is the single most important contributor to a stable and satisfying marriage.” Gallup Poll 1988 If that is true, and […]
Is This How I Want to be Treated? 23 June 2019 AM – Matthew 7:12 – Family – Scott Childs Introduction: “Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words can never harm me.” How many of you would agree that that is not true? Every one of us have been hurt by someone’s words. […]
Biblical Communication (2) 28 April 2019 AM – Ephesians 4:32; 5:2, 18-21, 33 – Scott Childs Introduction: According to a recent article, Healthy couples have a 5:1 ratio of compliments compared to negative comments. For every complaint, there are five positive interactions between a couple–“Thank you,” “Please,” “I’m sorry,” “You are welcome,” “May I help […]
Biblical Communication (1) 14 April 2019 AM – Ephesians 4:25-31 – Scott Childs Introduction: This is the first in a couple of messages I want to preach on Biblical Communication. For years, I have talked about preaching at least once each month on the family. Perhaps this will get me started. I asked Google, “What […]
Communication: Lying is a Sin! 20 August 2017 PM – Proverbs 6:17 – Comm17 – Scott Childs Introduction: “The book The Day American Told the Truth says that 91 percent of those surveyed lie routinely about matters they consider trivial, and 36 percent lie about important matters; 86 percent lie regularly to parents, 75 percent […]
Discretion 13 August 2017 PM – Proverbs 1:4 – Comm17 – Scott Childs Introduction: The 1828 Webster’s Dictionary defines discretion as “that discernment which enables a person to judge critically of what is correct and proper, united with caution.” We desperately need discretion in our lives. Discretion will keep us from foolish choices. It will […]