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The Role of Communication in Conflict Resolution. Part 5

The Role of Communication in Conflict Resolution. Part 5

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The Role of Communication in Conflict Resolution.

Author: Jefferson O Imgbi

Date: Thursday, July 24, 2025

Key Bible Verse: "A soft answer turneth away wrath: but grievous words stir up anger."  
— Proverbs 15:1 

The Series Subtitle: The Role of Communication in Conflict Resolution. Part 5

Affirmation: "I choose words that build, heal, and bring peace. My communication reflects wisdom, patience, and love."

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Day 5: Non-Verbal Communication and Its Impact

Your words matter, but your actions often speak even louder. 1 John 3:18 says, “Let us not love in word, neither in tongue; but in deed and in truth.” Non-verbal communication — your body language, facial expressions, and actions — can either support your words or completely contradict them. In conflict, people pay as much attention to how you say things as to what you say.

A gentle tone can be undone by crossed arms, an eye roll, or a dismissive gesture. On the other hand, open posture, calm eye contact, and patient silence can affirm love and respect even in hard conversations. Your physical presence can create safety and show humility, making space for genuine resolution rather than deepening wounds.

Today, become aware of your non-verbal cues. Are they reinforcing your words of peace, or are they creating tension? Align your actions with your intentions. Remember, people will often remember how you made them feel long after they forget your exact words.

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Connect

Think about a moment when someone’s calm, open posture made you feel safe and heard. Contrast it with a time when defensive or harsh body language made you feel attacked. Let these memories guide your approach today.

Extend

Jesus showed compassion through touch, presence, and posture. He knelt to write in the sand before defending the woman caught in adultery, and He touched lepers when others turned away. His non-verbal communication consistently reflected love.

Reflection And Application

Write down one area where your non-verbal communication could better reflect your heart. Then write, “I will align my actions with my words today.” Let this guide your interactions.

Inspirational Quote by Jefferson O Imgbi

"Your actions speak before your words arrive. Let every gesture echo love and peace."

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Let Us Pray

May God bless your heart with self-awareness to align your words and actions. May He help your posture, gestures, and presence reflect kindness and grace. Let every part of you become an instrument of His peace and healing. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

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