Communicating through public speaking does not have to be long and laborious. In fact, for recollection purpose concise and clear are the keys. John Maxwell states, “You don’t have to speak a long time to say a lot. It’s not the number of words you use. it’s the impact you have with the words you use.”

Each of us appreciates the reality of grace when it comes to us. We gratefully and graciously accept it. We are humbled that such should be extended our way. When we fully grasp its wonder we are at the threshold of genuine freedom. We are released from striving to earn God’s favor.

We worked diligently to serve our clients with a variety of needs. We had dozens and dozens of resources that were practical, helpful, and appreciated. There were times, however, when a client would ask, “Might you be able to provide for us…?” What did we say? Yes we can!

Tug-o-war is a test of firm grip, determination, and a willingness to stand your ground until you can make a strong pull. Grip is the primary driver of success. You have to hold onto that rope.