3 Ways to Use Your Written Words Better
The past twelve months have left us hungry for in-person conversations. We miss hugging each other and laughing together and even the occasional run-in conversations in the church parking lot.
Yes, we can still make phone calls and hear each other’s voices. And yes, we can even see each other on screens and chat. But we still long for more connection.
But until we’re able to resume more normalcy, our words minus our bodies will have to continue pulling double-duty.
Our words are doing some heavy lifting.
If there is ever a moment in our modern era for Christians to use our written words generously, this is the time.
How can we maximize the use of our written words? How can we pack them full of love and meaning?
Read it all here:
3 Ways to Maximize Your Written Words
I’m writing today at Do Not Depart. Will you join me there?
- If You See Differently Than Your Group—Community Bias {Bias Day 10}
- I Knew It All Along! Really?—Hindsight Bias {Bias Day 11}
The women’s group I lead has leaned into The practice of written encouragement during these days when face to face is so limited. Headed over to take your good advice!
hopping over.
I’m super sad my computer won’t let me read your post. It’s still blocking Do Not Depart. It thinks it has a trojan 🙁
I’m so sorry to hear this, Heather! 🙁 The team at Do Not Depart updated a setting last month that they thought could have been causing other users to get that error, but I guess it didn’t fix it on everybody’s end. Ugh.
Lisa … I was so looking forward to reading this post but my computer blocked it too. Is there another way to view it? Hugs, friend.