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hen I picked up her book, naturally I agreed with author Lynn Wilford Scarborough that Jesus was the Master Communicator, simply because his words still touch our hearts and minds today like no one else. But I was fairly certain I wouldn’t learn much by reading “Talk Like Jesus: Change Your World with the S.I.M.P.L.E.™ Steps of the Master Communicator.”

After all, I need to know how to communicate in a fast-moving, high-tech world of iPods, BlackBerrys, and even Twitterers. Jesus spoke in parables, and he didn’t have to quickly fit his communication into meetings squeezed into a busy schedule, or communicate effectively even with a deadline looming or figure out if Internet communications may be misleading. But in flipping through the book’s pages, the author grabbed my attention with

 

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