Swansong : Start Creating Your Legacy Of Life-giving Words Today
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Do we want to be known as someone who builds others up or tears them down?
The words we speak to each other have real impact. They can bring love and acceptance, but they can also hurt and destroy.
Jo-Anne Berthelsen encourages us to make our interactions with others as positive as we can through God’s strength. Combining her own experiences with biblical teaching, Jo-Anne shares how twelve words including empathy, affirmation and forgiveness can be used to build up those around us.
By being more intentional about the way we speak on a daily basis, we can create our own unique legacy of life-giving words that reveals God’s heart to those around us.
Content Benefits:
Readers will learn to think carefully about the words they use, so that when they reach their final farewell they may be at peace, knowing they have done their best to leave behind a positive legacy of life-giving words in others.
– Each chapter includes questions for personal reflection
– Understand how you can share life-giving words with others
– Learn how to be more intentional in your relationships with others
– Enables you to see how God’s words have shaped your life
– Live a more fulfilled and dynamic Christian experience
– Suitable for anyone wanting to live more like Christ
– Perfect for women who want to deepen their faith
– Ideal discipleship resource
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SKU (ISBN): 9781788933391
ISBN10: 1788933397
Jo-Anne Berthelsen
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: January 2024
Publisher: Authentic
Print On Demand Product
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