From Ned Mervich, Pastor at North Coast Church, Vista, CA
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Great post. I can tell almost immediately if someone is interested in what I’m saying based on their response. Is it short or is it followed by another question? Also, asking good questions can give you time to think about what you might ask next; as you wrote, “takes the pressure off..”