 | Women Leaders
Stopping Gossip
A look at what gossip is, why we do it, and how a leader can make it work for the good.
| Store Code: GFL15
Format(s): PDF 
Price: $9.95
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| Topics: | Accountability, Attitudes, Character, Christlikeness, Communication, Discernment, Humility, Relationships |
| Filters: | Discipleship, Pastoral care, Small group leader, Spiritual director, Woman leader, Women's ministry |
| Purpose: | Fellowship |
| References: | Proverbs 11:13 , Proverbs 18:8, 1 Timothy 5:13 |
| Date Added: | November 07, 2007 |
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Leaders are called to model God's standard of truthfulness and honesty. These articles can help sharpen your discernment and open your eyes to the seriousness of the words we say.
This Training Pack contains all of the following:
The Anatomy of Gossip
What our words really look like.
Matt Donnelly
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Rumor Has It…
All the juicy gossip of avoiding office gossip.
Rhonda Wilson
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Creating Good Gossip
How to make the grapevine work for you.
Eric Reed
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Watch Your Mouth
Are you gossiping when you share a marital frustration with a friend? The answer might surprise you.
Les and Leslie Parrot
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Stopping Gossip
Three approaches to bringing a halt to the destructive habit.
Erwin McManus, Ken Fong, and Cheryl Sanders
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