The Importance of a Clear Bridge of Agreement

I feel like you often use questions in elder meetings rather than direct statements, direct assertions. And that will lead to us all thinking a little bit more together. I remember years ago now when I had Dave Coffin come out, pastor of a PCH or on Virginia's thoughtful, thoughtful brother,. and I wanted him to talk with me about intuit baptisms. So we just took turns writing sentences up on the board that we thought the other one would agree with. Easier to disagree when there's a clear bridge of agreement to stand on.