Every month, I guest post at several popular sites. For your reading convenience, I’m gathering them into a June 2020 guest post sampler. Enjoy these previews of the posts, then click on the “read more” link.
I learned to listen better from attending Al-Anon meetings. In our national quest to listen about racism, we can all learn how to improve our listening skills. Here are several helpful takeaways.
IMPORTANT NOTE: I am in no way saying this is an apples-to-apples comparison. Racism and alcoholism are two separate problems that need to be handled in different ways, to be sure. However, the basic principles described below make sense to me for broader applications. They can help us all listen better in conversations about racism, and they apply to both whites and people of color.
Please continue reading with an open mind and heart, rather than a defensive or judgmental one. I welcome your respectful comments at the end.
I’m willing to learn about racism, and…
are you willing to have a calm, self-controlled, respectful conversation with me?
Every month, I guest post at several popular sites. For your reading convenience, I’m gathering them into a May 2020 guest post sampler. Enjoy these previews of the posts, then click on the “read more” link.
Did you know that God speaks hope to you in many different ways? If you’re looking for hope today, I have a testimony about how God spoke hope to me in surprising ways.