Recent Posts Tagged With 'accountability'

• More on Transparency

  Posted on Monday November 17th, 2008 at 22:18 in relationships, honesty, accountability, knowing, self-deception, transparency, discernment, problems with transparency

  (Ok, I am going to be transparent: I haven’t posted in a month because I’ve been too busy working on my much more popular tea blog. But I’ve realized that my ministry extends beyond tea, so I am going to try and be more regular abou...

• The Trouble with Transparency: How to Be Transparent (Part 2)

  Posted on Friday August 29th, 2008 at 01:19 in relationships, Gossip, abuse, accountability, bullying, verbal abuse, transparency, discernment, emotional abuse

  As I discussed in yesterday’s post, transparency is tricky. While it is often demanded, particularly in the church, there is little in the way of support for those who are transparent. Transparency often means that truth results in consequences...

• More Transparency Talk

  Posted on Thursday August 28th, 2008 at 16:03 in relationships, accountability, other blogs, transparency, john smulo

  Incidentally, John Smulo has been writing a bit on transparency over at his blog. Do stop by and have a look! More on transparency on this blog later tonight....

• The Trouble with Transparency. . .(Part 1)

  Posted on Thursday August 28th, 2008 at 00:47 in relationships, Church, accountability, transparency, discernment

  . . .or What’s the Point of Transparency if you Have To Lie Anyway? Seems that a lot of folks like to talk about transparency. A lot. We also add a whole bunch of stuff about “accountability”, and run various workshops and sell boo...

• Shut Up

  Posted on Wednesday April 2nd, 2008 at 23:39 in sin, accountability, mistakes, guilt, transparency

  When we mess up, really mess up (i.e. hurt someone else), what is the correct course of action? Apologies (written or verbal) are typically in order, though they don’t undo the damage. Explanations, while sometimes helpful in letting the injure...