Just one more thing: Why not communicate? - Dexter H Faulkner - July 16, 1984

Dexter H Faulkner

Who would you say was the greatest communicator in history? Patrick Henry, Winston Churchill, some ancient Greek philosopher? I would choose Jesus Christ master at conveying images through the spoken word. Christ spoke in parables, or simple stories, about run away boys, lost coins and seeds falling to the ground - things familiar to common people, He was a master communicator and our supreme example. We all think we know what communication is. After all, we communicate all the time - when we nod sleepily to our spouses in the morning or when we greet the grocer, the banker or those in the car pool. Some live with preoccupied mates - getting his or her attention isn't easy. You might look at your mate behind the Sunday paper and say, "Honey, I want to talk with you about something that's happened." "Uh huh." - Information Supplied By: Herbert W Armstrong Library