A child more easily understands God's love and acceptance when he senses unconditional love and acceptance from those around him. A person tends naturally to compare himself to those around him. Our objective should be to communicate to each child that he is God's unique design, created in a beautifully original way to bring glory to God through his yielded life. It is our duty to remind each child that God has a special plan and purpose for his life. However, using these tools of communication requires work.
Communicating is a process.
It is a way of life. These tools are not effective when used in a haphazard fashion. The seven communication tools and their Biblical significance are worthy of examination. The first basic tool of communication is the voice. The Scriptures are replete with illustrations highlighting the persuasive use of the voice.