One of the hardest things to do is trying to be civil towards people that would love nothing more than to argue with you and get their point heard over yours. It's very hard to keep your cool and be civil towards them when there's nothing but vile words and loud talking heading your way. We see it on TV all the time when there's a major topic being discussed on a major news program and we have come to accept that that's the norm and yelling at each other is how discussions are done. How do you deal with people that talk over you and make it very hard for your points to be heard? Pastor Mark has noticed that this hasn't been discussed much and decided to talk about it in Sunday's sermon. He gives examples of where we see it and how we can be civil towards someone that isn't showing the same cuourtesy. This little sermon can be found right here for your listening pleasure.
Wednesday, July 18, 2012
07-15-2012 Christian Civility- Pastor Mark Rossington
One of the hardest things to do is trying to be civil towards people that would love nothing more than to argue with you and get their point heard over yours. It's very hard to keep your cool and be civil towards them when there's nothing but vile words and loud talking heading your way. We see it on TV all the time when there's a major topic being discussed on a major news program and we have come to accept that that's the norm and yelling at each other is how discussions are done. How do you deal with people that talk over you and make it very hard for your points to be heard? Pastor Mark has noticed that this hasn't been discussed much and decided to talk about it in Sunday's sermon. He gives examples of where we see it and how we can be civil towards someone that isn't showing the same cuourtesy. This little sermon can be found right here for your listening pleasure.
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