**This response has logical flow and clarity. Terms are defined, biblical support is used, and the tone is personable. It answers the inquiry thoroughly and directly and also engages with the questioner in a meaningful way.**
Question:Should we be called "Servant of God", "Man of God", or "son of God"? Which is the best ?
Profile: Male, 18-30, Africa, New Christian
Answered by: Dave Ernst, who has been a volunteer with us since September, 2011.
Answer: Dear Friend,
Thanks so much for writing in with your question.
Each of those phrases/title . . .
Sample Q&A from June 2018
**This response has logical flow and clarity. Terms are defined, biblical support is used, and the tone is personable. It answers the inquiry thoroughly and directly and also engages with the questioner in a meaningful way.**
Question:Should we be called "Servant of God", "Man of God", or "son of God"? Which is the best ?
Profile: Male, 18-30, Africa, New Christian
Answered by: Dave Ernst, who has been a volunteer with us since September, 2011.
Answer: Dear Friend,
Thanks so much for writing in with your question.
Each of those phrases/title . . .
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It's often helpful to rephrase the question at the beginning of your response to help focus the response and to facilitate correct understanding.
Defining easily misunderstood terms, theological jargon, or buzz words that can mean different things to different people is a good way to ensure clarity. It might be appropriate to link to a GotQuestions.org article as a short-hand 
**This is a good example of using a seemingly simple question to further God's truth and encourage a questioner in following Him. The response is easy to understand and kind in tone.
Question:I stopped listening to podcasts on a daily basis and only read the Bible now. I have found so much peace, why is that?
Answered by: Julio Cotto, who has been a volunteer with us since March, 2009.
Answer: The Bible is the living Word of God, and as we immerse ourselves in God's Word, we feel the peace and change that it brings as we set our minds on 
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