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Effective teaching can occur in any place, at any time.
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Teaching truth to the next generation is the responsibility of every Christian.
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Teaching has not been fully effective until obedience has begun.
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The quality of the teacher often determines the quality of the teaching.
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Three Things You Should Never Depend Upon In Your Teaching:
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Your Power
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Your Position
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Your Personality
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The results of good Christian teaching will be eternal.
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A key to successful communication is clarity.
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From listening comes wisdom; but from speaking comes repentance.
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A dynamic and growing mind is better able to create fresh insights than a lazy mind.
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A key to successful communication is the presence of the Holy Spirit in your life.
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You cannot truly serve people whom you do not truly love.
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People perform better when they know their leader believes in them.
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Communicators must grow and accept who they are.
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Five Legitimate Sources That Will Back Your Influence In Your Communication:
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Endorsement or Approval from God
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True Encounters With God
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Your Integrity and Character
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A Successful Track Record
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Preparation
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Preparation will bring a profound confidence to you as a speaker.
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Insecure people never reach their full potential because they worry too much about what other people are thinking about them.
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People who are secure in their identity are not enslaved by the opinions or affirmations of others.
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In teaching, don’t try to give people what they want – give them what God wants them to have.
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Teachers are obligated to nurture positive attitudes.
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In teaching, you take a truth that has personal application to your life, then you give it away.
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If a leader can’t manage their own attitude, they can’t be entrusted with the morals of other people.
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Five Elements of Spiritual Leadership:
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To Move People From Where They Are to Where God Wants Them To Be
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A Spiritual Leader Will Depend Upon the Holy Spirit
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He Is Accountable to God
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You Can Influence All People, Not Just God’s People
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He Always Works from God’s Agenda
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When spiritual leaders or good communicators do their job, the people around them have encountered God and obeyed His will.
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You cannot change someone, but you can help them grow.
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The teacher has not taught until someone has learned.
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Leaders don’t blame their followers when they do not do what they should do.
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Leaders don’t make excuses – they assume their responsibility to move people to do God’s will.
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Leader-development is synonymous with personal development.
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As you grow personally as a leader or teacher, your capacity to lead and grow will increase right along with it.
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A Good Leader or Teacher Has:
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Clarity and Persuasiveness In Their Ideas
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A Depth to Their Commitment
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A Willingness to Learn
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Failure is a powerful force in the making of a good leader or communicator.
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Failure will not destroy a true leader or teacher, but will instead further develop their character.
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Failure and personal crisis do not disqualify people from being leaders.
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Without the Holy Spirit’s presence, you can be a leader, but not a spiritual leader.
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God matures leaders over a lifetime.
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As a follower, consistency will draw your leaders to you.
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Thoughts on Communication, Teaching, and Leadership
Posted by ProliferatingTruth on April 22, 2010
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“Reproof”
Posted by ProliferatingTruth on December 12, 2009
Proverbs 6:20-23 – “My son, keep thy father’s commandment, and forsake not the law of thy mother: 21 Bind them continually upon thine heart, and tie them about thy neck. 22 When thou goest, it shall lead thee; when thou sleepest, it shall keep thee; and when thou awakest, it shall talk with thee. 23 For the commandment is a lamp; and the law is light; and reproofs of instruction are the way of life:”
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