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7 PRACTICES DAY 6 DEADLY COMMUNICATION

  • Writer: Gwen Henderson
    Gwen Henderson
  • Jan 11, 2020
  • 1 min read

When he or she knows that love is always on the table, one can say anything to the person, and it be received – both the positive and the negative.


I am never intentionally malicious in my speech toward family, friend or stranger. Yet I know what I say can be heard and interpreted as such especially in the heat of debate/argument. Blaming and shaming does not – nor will it ever – solve a debate or situation. Blaming and shaming can lead the other party to shut down or acquiesce but the damage to a relationship can be costly… even in the presence of love.


So, I am choosing to be more intentional about guarding the words that come out of my mouth by filtering my thoughts. I am choosing to lessen the potential for deadly communications by listening more and speaking less. I am choosing to speak life into family, friends and strangers not death.


Why? I always want to leave someone better than I found them.


Colossians 4:6

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