As our friend Krista Tippett says, “A good question is a gift.”
Asking open-ended, non-leading questions is an essential part of engaging in loving dialogue. Crafting these kinds of questions is a skill that can be learned, and, for most of us, must be practiced over time before it becomes a more natural instinct.
It’s never too late to start! Download our tips for crafting dialogue-nurturing questions.
By Amy Knorr
On that first solo-driving day, as my daughter backed out of the garage and onto the road with a smile and a little wave, I swear I saw the gossamer shape of a 5-year-old, hands clenched on the handlebars of a tiny bike, pedaling shakily down the street with that familiar left-right wobble of a new rider.
Interviewed By CSA Staff
Justice-seeking Christians often find themselves running on empty—exhausted, reactive, and spiritually disoriented in the face of unrelenting need. In his new book, Beauty and Resistance, author and spiritual leader Jonathan P.