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disappointments (2)

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  1. momentary feeling of regret with regard to expectations, especially involving people
  2. thoughts of sadness, mild hurts, and/or emotional pain
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cure for disappointments

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refocusing on God and his plan for your life

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disappointments unchecked can lead to…

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discouragement

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discouragement (2)

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  1. temporary times of feeling hopeless or disheartened

2. being deprived of confidence in another, in something, or even one’s self

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cure for discouragement

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strengthening your faith

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bitterness (3)

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  1. angry and resentful state of mind directed toward God or man
  2. anger and hostile outlook on life expressed in resentment
  3. sinful response to the emotion of anger
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causes of bitterness (3)

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  1. result of incorrectly handling anger
  2. result of responding to a different circumstance of life without a biblical perspective
  3. result of resisting God’s design, power, and grace
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consequences of bitterness (4)

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  1. physical bodies
  2. emotional
  3. mental
  4. spiritual
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physical bodies of bitterness (2)

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bones and facial features

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emotional consequences of bitterness (2)

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  1. weakens our souls

2. defiles our souls (Jonah)

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mental consequences of bitterness (4)

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  1. Cain
  2. Esau
  3. Herod; John the Baptist
  4. Joseph’s Brothers
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spiritual consequences of bitterness (3)

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  1. inability to love God
  2. doubts regarding relationship with God
  3. can lead to additional sinful behavior
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cure for bitterness (3)

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  1. confess sin
  2. ask God to gain the surrendered ground of our soul
  3. show mercy by forgiving our offender
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anger is a ___-____ emotion

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God-given emotion

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definition of anger

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normal involuntary reaction to displeasing situations or events

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how must anger be controlled

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by the Holy Spirit

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when is anger uncontrolled

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when the flesh or the soul seeks to manage this emotion

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God’s anger is always…(4)

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  1. justified
  2. directed at sin
  3. balanced
  4. show in coming
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when is anger righteous (2)

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  1. directed by sin

2. controlled by the Holy Spirit

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God’s anger is…(7)

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  1. controlled, with purpose
  2. not selfish
  3. expression of concern
  4. corrects/curtails behavior
  5. not to break up relationships
  6. at injustices
  7. directed toward disobedience
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Man’s anger is…(7)

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  1. uncontrolled, w/o patience
  2. selfish
  3. expression of indignation
  4. destroys the individual
  5. usually breaks and/or hinders relationships
  6. at violations at self
  7. directed at those that cross me
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when is anger a sin (3)

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  1. when emotion of man has greater influence than the Holy Spirit
  2. when the response of anger is an ungodly reaction
  3. when one controlled by anger gives praise to the devil
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anger can come…(6)

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  1. when we are not dealt with fairly
  2. when we see others treated improperly
  3. when we know the sins of others
  4. from the fear of losing our standing with others
  5. when we feel under pressure, inconvenienced, or interrupted
  6. from others when we expose sin
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what does anger do to a person (8)

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  1. seeks revenge
  2. bears grudges
  3. accuses falsely
  4. can make us smolder
  5. destroys like a flood
  6. brings sinful actions
  7. destroys friendships
  8. produces bitterness
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what action must I take when feeling anger (4)

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  1. handle skillfully
  2. emotion is to be slow in coming
  3. deal with it as you must with all emotions
  4. identify the source
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rules for processing anger responsibly. Agree… (6)

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  1. that anger is valid
  2. to allow the other to be angry
  3. that verbal/physical attacks are never appropriate
  4. to seek an explanation before passing judgement
  5. to seek a resolution
  6. to affirm your love for each other
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depression (3)

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  1. long-term condition
  2. hopelessness, sadness, unhappiness
  3. consequence of not strengthening faith
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cause of depression - body

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physical; fatigue, chemical imbalances

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cause of depression - soul

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psychological; mind, wrong-thinking

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cause of depression - spirit

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avenue for temptation

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characteristics of depression (DEPRESS)

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Disillusionment
Energy loss
Pleasures are lost
Resigned hopelessness
Exclusion
Sleep patterns change
Sense of Abandonment
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disillusionment

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disillusioned with circumstances

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energy loss (physical)

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lethargic, less motivation, lack of sleep or diet

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pleasures are lost

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not happy with pleasures from yesterday

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resigned hopelessness

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nothing is going to change

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exclusion (isolation)

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often push away those that want to help

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sleep patterns change

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insomnia or oversleeping

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38
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sense of abandonment

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just a feeling

39
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overcoming depression - physical body (3)

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  1. take care of your temple
  2. does involve rest, diet, exercise
  3. enjoy life
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overcoming depression - soul (3)

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  1. establish your thoughts (directional and intentional thinking)
  2. face depression as a problem
  3. invest in Godly influences
41
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overcoming depression - spirit

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  1. being alone with God
  2. confess and deal with the sin of depression
  3. rejoice in your new life in Christ
42
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how to help someone who is depressed (6)

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  1. stay in their world
  2. be careful not to condemn them
  3. encourage with hope
  4. engage in activity
  5. do not become an irritant
  6. get them into God’s Word and pray with them
43
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forgiveness is… (2)

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  1. at the heart of Jesus Christ

2. is part of walking with Christ

44
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forgiveness is a channel for (4)

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  1. personal happiness
  2. joy
  3. contentment
  4. peace
45
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biblical forgiveness (3)

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  1. a promise which one person declares that they will not bring up in others offense or hold it against them
  2. to untie, release
  3. is a costly event and process to forgive
46
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two levels of forgiveness

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  1. God word

2. Man word

47
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why do i need to forgive (4)

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  1. example of Christ
  2. command to forgive
  3. because of God’s forgiveness
  4. is the only way to have a free conscience and to serve and love God
48
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who is responsible to forgive

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the one who has been offended by another

49
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what if some will not forgive me (4)

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  1. allow Gods forgiveness to be adequate
  2. trust him to intervene
  3. acknowledge what we’ve done to another and talk to someone
  4. realize that forgiveness takes time
50
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Five steps to forgiveness

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  1. realize forgiveness cannot be done without God’s help
  2. acknowledge our hurt and pain to God
  3. rely upon God
  4. cancel debt
  5. seek to render good for evil
51
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biblical steps in how to offer forgiveness (3)

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  1. acknowledge the wrong
  2. accept the responsibility
  3. seek reconciliation
52
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how do I know if I have forgiven my offender (3)

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  1. do not tell others about the offense
  2. do not dwell on it
  3. do not keep reminding yourself of the offense
53
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why do we not forgive? (3)

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  1. we want to make the person suffer
  2. want to make sure there is the fruit of repentance
  3. choose to render evil for evil
54
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ordained authority includes…(3)

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  1. government officials
  2. church
  3. family
55
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two relationships of authority

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  1. ordained

2. delegated

56
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why submit to authority (3)

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  1. they are ordained of God
  2. ministries of God
  3. for our conscience sake
57
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purpose of an appeal (3)

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  1. when asked to do something
  2. authority is doing or about to do something wrong
  3. disagree with an authority
58
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prerequisite of an appeal (5)

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  1. right standing before authority
  2. timing
  3. right response
  4. right attitude
  5. right wording
59
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procedure of an appeal (5)

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  1. ask to have your appeal considered
  2. reveal the situation
  3. recommend a solution
  4. wait for the decision
  5. accept the decision
60
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types of relationships (4)

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  1. convenience
  2. of mutual activities
  3. third party
  4. milestone
61
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developing friendships that last. Purpose…(6)

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  1. that those that love Christ should love you
  2. verbally identify with Christ when asked to compromise or violate convictions
  3. to let God choose your friends
  4. to learn to identify positive qualities
  5. that our relationships with others in order to have a right relationship with them
  6. to have healthy relationship
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how to have a healthy relationship (4)

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  1. respond positively to challenges
  2. clear communication
  3. honor commitments
  4. learn to express love appropriately
63
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friendships that need caution

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  1. non-believers
  2. not walking with God
  3. dishonest
  4. always tries to outdo you
  5. act like a parent or who need a parent
64
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five levels of leadership

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  1. positional
  2. permission
  3. production
  4. people development
  5. personal
65
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leadership (defined)

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someone who has followers

66
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natural qualities of leadership (8)

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  1. self-confident
  2. knows man
  3. make decisions
  4. ambitious
  5. originates methods
  6. command others
  7. motivated by personal considerations
  8. independent
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spiritual qualities of leadership (8)

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  1. confident in God
  2. knows God
  3. seeks God
  4. self effacing
  5. God’s methods
  6. obeys God
  7. motivated by love for God
  8. dependent
68
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leadership skills can be cultivated and developed (4)

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  1. using one’s spiritual gift
  2. as we seek to obey Christ’s commands
  3. leadership
  4. training
69
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positional leadership (5)

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  1. lead because of a title
  2. appt. to position gives authority
  3. leadership is really “control”
  4. leadership is limited to stated position
  5. usually produces low morale and has little influence to lead unless leader continues to climb the levels of leadership
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permission leadership (4)

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  1. trust and respect are the basis
  2. inter-relational skills are essential
  3. solid, lasting relationships sustain effective leadership opportunities
  4. if overlooked, a leader will always be training new leadership
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production leadership (4)

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  1. produces increase from followers
  2. leadership is by ‘team-work’ yet followers understand their root position
  3. followers are productive
  4. avoid the danger of measuring success by what is produced
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people development leadership (4)

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  1. has the ability to empower followers
  2. leaders are developing others who will do the work of leading
  3. followers who have been personally developed will respond with loyalty
  4. growth must be in all areas as the leader
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personal leadership (3)

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  1. draws followers because of personal character of the leader
  2. leaders are admired and emulated as what others desire to become
  3. very difficult to obtain
74
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responsibility in positional (3)

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  1. accept responsibility
  2. be a team player
  3. excellence
75
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responsibility in permission (3)

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  1. genuine love for people
  2. include others
  3. work to make others successful
76
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responsibility in production (3)

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  1. initiate personal responsibility
  2. communicate what is expected
  3. clear goals
77
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responsibility in personal development (4)

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  1. realize people are our greatest asset
  2. develop people as a high priority
  3. give key roles to key people
  4. be a model so others can follow
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successful development of others (4)

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  1. value people for who they are
  2. commitment to people
  3. integrity
  4. desire for others to grow to their potential
79
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two keys for people development

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  1. encouragement

2. correction

80
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how to encourage (3)

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  1. affirmation
  2. recognition
  3. personal interest
81
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goal of correction

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personal growth

82
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reason for correction

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we all make mistakes

83
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method of correction

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  1. confronting
  2. education
  3. reprimand
  4. punishment
84
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how to confront (3)

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  1. resisting assessing blame
  2. have all the facts
  3. assume innocence
85
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how to educate (3)

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  1. communicate clearly your expectations
  2. deal only with what the person can change
  3. strive for personal eval
86
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how to reprimand (4)

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  1. clear
  2. consistent
  3. considerate
  4. compassionate
87
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goal of punishment

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restoration

88
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two parts in communication

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sending and listening

89
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how to send the message (2)

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  1. control your tongue

2. speak to build others up

90
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controlling your tongue (4)

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  1. reckless words
  2. grumbling/complaining
  3. falsehoods
  4. gossip
91
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speak to build others up (10)

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  1. choose the right time/place
  2. believe the best about the other
  3. talk in person whenever possible
  4. plan your words
  5. use the ‘I’ word rather than ‘you’
  6. be objective
  7. use the Bible carefully
  8. ask for feedback
  9. offer solutions/preferences
  10. recognize your limits
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listening involves… (4)

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  1. sensing
  2. attending
  3. understanding
  4. remembering
93
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SOLER of listening

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Squarely
Open
Lean
Eyes
Relax
94
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improving listening skills (10)

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  1. find areas of interest
  2. judge content
  3. hold your fire
  4. listen for ideas
  5. be flexible
  6. work at listening
  7. resist distractions
  8. exercise your mind
  9. keep your mind open
  10. capitalize on thought speed

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