Learning How to Do Life Well
Tim describes the difference between the most effective apology you can give and an apology that is less so.
In addition to our notes from over six years ago — and our personal experiences since then — we are using two main sources. “When Sorry Isn’t Enough” is an updated version of “The Five Languages of Apology” by Gary Chapman and Jennifer Thomas. “Effective Apology” by John Kador explores this subject from a business viewpoint.
Trudi continues the series on apology, looking at the first apology language.
In addition to our notes from over six years ago — and our personal experiences since then — we are using two main sources. “When Sorry Isn’t Enough” is an updated version of “The Five Languages of Apology” by Gary Chapman and Jennifer Thomas. “Effective Apology” by John Kador explores this subject from a business viewpoint.
Tim wraps up our six weeks of this series. Did God really say that He had a reason for everything that happens in our life? Is God behind everything that goes on — even the bad things?
Rachel Porter uses the inspiration of her cat’s litter box to teach how Jesus is better than broccoli.
Tim talks about principles of wisdom. (There were several technical issues that we weren’t able to overcome, so this is very poor quality audio. We apologize and hope to return to better audio next week.)
It was good to meet some new friends at the Experience Conference in Lakeland on Saturday. Thanks for coming by the session. Our original teaching on “Monsters Under the Bed” can be found on this site. But look around and you might see other subjects that will interest you as well.