Learning How to Do Life Well
Tim finishes the series with a look at how Jesus upset those he encountered.
Based on the book of the same name by Tim Ross, Upset the World (Amazon affiliate link) looks at what it means to be a follower of Jesus in a world which is very much not following Jesus.
There is something essential to becoming an upsetter. Actually, it’s someONE. Trudi talks about him in this lesson.
Based on the book of the same name by Tim Ross, Upset the World (Amazon affiliate link) looks at what it means to be a follower of Jesus in a world which is very much not following Jesus.
[podlove-episode-web-player publisher="2504" post_id="2504"] Trudi continues the series that is largely based teaching by Pastor Andy Stanley.
Trudi discusses physical intimacy and the guardrails necessary for both married and single people in this critical area.
[podlove-episode-web-player publisher="2627" post_id="2627"] Trudi finishes our discussion of Apology with a look at the ten most important do’s and don’ts of effective apologies. She also talks about the person who might be the hardest to apologize to, and what to do about it.
[podlove-episode-web-player publisher="2628" post_id="2628"] Tim discusses the three types of apology, how you can keep the best kind from sounding like the worst, and how to fix a flawed apology.
This current series on apologies mostly comes from two key resources. The first is Effective Apology by John Kador. The other is The Five Languages of Apology by Gary Chapman and Jennifer Thomas.
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[podlove-episode-web-player publisher="2629" post_id="2629"] We discuss the giving and receiving of apologies.
Tim finishes our session from last week, as we talk about how, when, and where to give an apology. Then Trudi turns to the other side of the equation and talks about how to receive an apology and what some of the biggest apology busters are.
This current series on apologies mostly comes from two key resources -Â The Five Languages of Apology by Gary Chapman and Jennifer Thomas, and Effective Apology by John Kador..