Fitly Spoken

Developing Biblical Communication and Social Skills

By: Greg Baker

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Length: 6 hrs and 47 mins

Publisher's summary

The bedrock of any relationship is communication, yet the ability to communicate isn’t intrinsic to our nature. We must learn to do it. This book examines the many communication skills which can be used to build and strengthen your relationships. Developed from biblical principles and extensively tested, Fitly Spoken will give you the tools you need to become an effective and dynamic communicator. Have you ever said something you didn’t mean? Have you ever struggled to express your feelings? Have you ever said something you later regretted? Have you ever acted on a misunderstanding and been burned because of it? Do you find yourself arguing endlessly—even over the silliest things? Have you tried to sincerely correct someone only to have them become offended? Do you struggle making friends or feel you are socially awkward? If you answered yes to any of these questions, then this book is for you! Written for Christians, Fitly Spoken is your guide to everything the Bible teaches about developing strong communication and social skills. God told us that life and death are in the power of the tongue (Proverbs 18:21). Therefore, understanding and implementing the spiritual aspects of communication and social skills are vital for every Believer. Life is relationships, and communication is how we explore the depth and breadth of each relationship. This book will give you the tools to effectively communicate with everyone in your life. What’s in the book: 1. How to Make Friends 2. How to Establish Good Communication Lines 3. How Words Build or Destroy the Spirit 4. Communication Methods and Techniques 5. How to Express Yourself 6. Using the Right Words for the Right Situation 7. The Power of Timing and Atmosphere in Communication 8. How to Control Your Tongue 9. How to Deal with Cussing and Name Calling 10. Why Your Words Can Haunt You 11. How to Listen and See Another’s Point of View 12. How to Handle Arguments and Disagreements 13. How to Solve Misunderstandings 14. How to Give and Take Rebuke 15. Learn to Distinguish What Is and What Is Not Gossip 16. How to Get People to Listen to You 17. Making Promises and Commitments 18. Learn When to Be Blunt and When to Be Tactful 19. How to Deal with Liars and Exaggerators 20. How and When to Compromise 21. How Not to Get Offended 22. How to Take the Worth from Criticism and Insults 23. How to Communicate with the Opposite Sex 24. How to Communicate with Your Children 25. How to Communicate with your Teenager