Don’t talk too much.*
*This also applies nicely to successful sermons, conversations, etc.
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Supporting healthy teams, clear strategy, and innovative action focused on experiential learning and the common good.
Don’t talk too much.*
*This also applies nicely to successful sermons, conversations, etc.
so true…whether it’s leading worship or teaching, whatever, I think I tend to talk more when I have less to say, if that makes sense. Good tip….what prompted it?
Hey Jeff…
Honestly, it’s a thought I’ve had for a while. Normally comes up when worship leaders interrupt the flow of worship with mini-sermons. I know I was tempted to many-a-time when I was leading.
But when I get a “they should do that” thought, I try to direct it back on myself. Even in my preaching, or conversations, it’s tempting to just ramble. Like you said, it’s easy to fill the silence. It takes more work to say something worth saying.
Glad you’re reading! We need to catch up sometime…