A TOOLBOX FOR COMMUNICATING CLEARLY ABOUT WHAT MATTERS MOST Conviction and Civility teaches you how to hold Christian convictions and still treat those opposed to your convictions with respect. You will learn to evaluate your own convictions, engage others about them, and do both of these with civility. Bobby Harrington and Jason Henderson unpack tools to not only assist you in relational discourse about hard topics but also to help you calibrate your thinking about these topics. Communicating convictions can be a ...
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A TOOLBOX FOR COMMUNICATING CLEARLY ABOUT WHAT MATTERS MOST Conviction and Civility teaches you how to hold Christian convictions and still treat those opposed to your convictions with respect. You will learn to evaluate your own convictions, engage others about them, and do both of these with civility. Bobby Harrington and Jason Henderson unpack tools to not only assist you in relational discourse about hard topics but also to help you calibrate your thinking about these topics. Communicating convictions can be a positive experience when we learn to quantify the importance of each topic and remember the value of the people with whom we communicate. This short book with time-tested ideas will help you become a stronger disciple maker as you learn how to think and speak with both conviction and civility. Even more, you will walk way with practical tools to more effectively engage others to also think more clearly about the teachings of Jesus. BOBBY HARRINGTON is a lead pastor and author of over ten books, including DiscipleShift and The Disciple Maker's Handbook . He is Co- founder and Executive Director of Renew.org and Discipleship.org. He lives with his wife near his two children and two grandchildren in Nashville, Tennessee. JASON HENDERSON has over twenty years of corporate leadership experience in Fortune 500 companies as well as military and governing boards in over thirty countries. He serves as Chief Operations Officer for Renew.org and a team member for Discipleship.org. He lives in Franklin, Tennessee, with his wife and two children.
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