Times of change can be downright scary. Especially when there are a lot of unknowns.
Paul Cox shared with us five powerful messages about “The Dangerous Man.” He turned what it means to be dangerous for God inside out and upside down. In one story Paul shares that he was going out of the house into the darkness and his little girl wants to go with him.
He asks her, “But aren’t you afraid of the darkness?”
Perhaps “urgency” isn’t the right way to express it. Maybe it’s more of a grand and thrilling expectation: of being ready for something more than just the ordinary, of truly living intentionally–with vibrancy—expectantly.
I could stand to be a better listener. How about you?
Learning to listen. It’s one pursuit that will change your relationships profoundly. Listening enables you to connect, heal, love, guide, celebrate and honor others. To truly impact people’s lives.
I’m including a link to a particularly insightful blogpost by Gavin Ortlund. Each of us could easily invest time each day digesting the qualities of good listeners one at a time. How might living them every day change our corners of the world?
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