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- 2015 Readers' Choice Award WinnerWe all know how discouraging it can be to share our story with someone who's not really listening. Being engaged in a conversation, just like friendship, is about so much more than simply talking. How can we use words to connect with each other in ways that can do deep and lasting good? How do we have conversations that matter?In these pages Dr. Larry Crabb?s wife Rachael and two of her friends in ministry take up this question in a creative and informative way, providing model dialogues with one another exploring the deep issues of their lives. You…mehr
- 2015 Readers' Choice Award WinnerWe all know how discouraging it can be to share our story with someone who's not really listening. Being engaged in a conversation, just like friendship, is about so much more than simply talking. How can we use words to connect with each other in ways that can do deep and lasting good? How do we have conversations that matter?In these pages Dr. Larry Crabb?s wife Rachael and two of her friends in ministry take up this question in a creative and informative way, providing model dialogues with one another exploring the deep issues of their lives. You will be intrigued and informed by learning from their journeys, but most importantly you will learn how you can start similar conversations with your friends.Reflection and discussion questions provide a guide for you to think about how the themes of these chapters relate to the themes of your own life journey. This makes an ideal book for small groups of women as well as for triads or pairs to read and discuss together. Along the way you will learn new listening skills as well as learning about yourself and your friends. Come along and listen in.
Diana Calvin is Connections Minister at Trinity Fellowship Church in Richardson, Texas, where she loves to help people connect in small groups and adult ministries. Formerly she served as Director of Women's Ministries at Trinity for over ten years. She is a graduate of Dallas Theological Seminary, where she frequently serves as a resource for women's ministry students. She is an experienced international missionary and lives in Mesquite, Texas with her husband and daughter. Rachael Crabb is a motivational and inspirational speaker, author and ministry consultant and has spoken for conferences and retreats worldwide for over twenty years. She is the author of The Personal Touch: Encouraging Others Through Hospitality and is a contributing author to several motivational books, including Quiet Moments for Ministry Wives compiled by Joyce Williams. She has served on many ministry boards and currently serves on the board of Greater Europe Mission. Rachael is married to Bible teacher, author and psychologist Dr. Larry Crabb, and is the mother of two married sons and grandmother to five. Sonya Reeder, a licensed professional counselor, has operated a private practice for twenty-three years. She holds a Masters of Biblical Counseling from Colorado Christian University and a Masters of Crosscultural Ministry from Dallas Theological Seminary. She lives in Longview, Texas with her husband and three children.
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Foreword by Larry Crabb Introduction: Three Voices, One Song Why Listen In Is in Dialogue Form Five Key Ingredients 1. Hands Over My Mouth: Rachael?s Story The Day I Lost My Voice Staying on the Surface A Secret Revealed Learning to Listen In 2. Finding My Voice: Rachael?s Response Speaking with a New Energy Directing the Universe The Beauty in Being Outspoken Learning to Listen In 3. I?m a Girl and I Like Football: Sonya?s Story Looking for Answers Trying to Be Tough Resting in the Tenderness of Others Learning to Listen In 4. Giving Away More of Me: Sonya?s Response Living Out of a New Place in My Heart Feeling Different Celebrating Uniqueness Learning to Listen In 5. I Can Do Anything: Diana?s Story (Little) Girl Power The Pressures of Power Hope for an Addict Learning to Listen In 6. Invitingly Competent: Diana?s Response The Faces of Competence The Power of a Competent Grace-Receiver Learning to Listen In 7. Reflecting on the Process Vision Letters Next Steps Afterword: Man to Man, by Larry Crabb Acknowledgments
Foreword by Larry Crabb Introduction: Three Voices, One Song Why Listen In Is in Dialogue Form Five Key Ingredients 1. Hands Over My Mouth: Rachael?s Story The Day I Lost My Voice Staying on the Surface A Secret Revealed Learning to Listen In 2. Finding My Voice: Rachael?s Response Speaking with a New Energy Directing the Universe The Beauty in Being Outspoken Learning to Listen In 3. I?m a Girl and I Like Football: Sonya?s Story Looking for Answers Trying to Be Tough Resting in the Tenderness of Others Learning to Listen In 4. Giving Away More of Me: Sonya?s Response Living Out of a New Place in My Heart Feeling Different Celebrating Uniqueness Learning to Listen In 5. I Can Do Anything: Diana?s Story (Little) Girl Power The Pressures of Power Hope for an Addict Learning to Listen In 6. Invitingly Competent: Diana?s Response The Faces of Competence The Power of a Competent Grace-Receiver Learning to Listen In 7. Reflecting on the Process Vision Letters Next Steps Afterword: Man to Man, by Larry Crabb Acknowledgments
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