Author: Paul Tripp

No matter where you live, no matter what you do every day, there is one thing that you do all day long. You talk. From the first “Is it time to get up already?” to the final “Good night, I gotta get some sleep,” you talk. In the bedroom, bathroom, hallway, and kitchen, in the car, the store, the factory, and the boardroom, you talk. To your spouse, children, friends, family, neighbors, and fellow workers, you talk. Talking is what human beings do, almost without interruption and often without a thought about how important it is to human life. The ability to communicate verbally is one of the things that separates us from the rest of creation. We are people, and we talk. We need to recognize how “wordy” our lives actually are. Continue Reading →