This article is part of a series directed toward pastors. Here David Murray discusses key principles of communication and listening.

Does God care how we dress for church? Does not God look at the heart and not the externals? This article reveal how dressing and clothes are means of communication, and as such can be linked to our worship of God. How you dress for a worship service matters.

Your words say something about you and your walk with God. Looking at the different biblical texts, this article show how our communication reveals our nature, our thoughts about others, and our walk with God. It also shows how we can use words effectively.

Communication is essential in a relationship. From Ephesians 4:29-30 this article gives five principles that will enable you to speak redemptively with words of grace.

This article shows how daily communication between husband and wife about their activities is vital to keeping them together.

Internet communication is a faceless communication, characterized by lack of accountability in an artificial world where anyone can say anything. Let this article explain.

God has provided principles of communication among his covenant people. From Psalm 10:11 this article shows how communication should be among God’s people.

Two principles guide parents in how they should talk with their teenagers: teenagers are their children, but they also Lord willing will soon be brothers and sisters in Christ. Parents should keep both of these things in mind in order to develop a strong relationship with their teenagers which is characterized by effective communication.

Words are powerful, and are able to either give life to, or kill, our relationships. Knowing what bad communication is is essential to developing good communication. Communication is bad when it is filled with resentment or gossip, or is hasty or lazy. Christian communication should be gospel communication.

This article is about the relation between the session (consistory) and the congregation. There must be good communication between the elders, and also between the elders and the church. This article also looks at change in the church.

This article looks at preaching as monologue and dialogue. The author discusses communication in preaching and looks at the view of Karl Jaspers with regards to preaching.

This article on the place of preaching in the liturgy, looks at the character of the worship service and communication through the preaching.

This article is about parenting teenagers. The author looks at faith and unbelief with youth, the importance of communication, openness and truth in our parenting, and the importance of a good example.

This article is about 2 John 12 and 3 John 14-15 and communication in the church.

This article on Proverbs 10:11 is about speaking and communication.

This article is about the church member's communication and relationship with the minister.

This article looks at the media and communication, and the purpose of the media.

Can you only date a believer? This article is about the importance of having unity in faith when dating. Communication during the courtship is also discussed, as wel as getting advice from parents with regards to your relationship.

This article is about the teacher and communication, the faith of the teacher, the admiration of people, and teaching as a calling.

This article urges the use of plain language and clear language in all our communication, also in our communication of the gospel.

This article on James 1:19 is about good communication. The importance of listening and the way we should speak is discussed in this article.