Leaving aside the obvious “diversity”, “inclusion”, “listening”  and “conversation”:

“birth” as a verb. We are constantly “birthing” things in church: I wish we wouldn’t.

“disrespect” as a verb. It may be in the OED, but it shouldn’t be.

“empower” – usually we “empower” women. Let’s not, they already have enough power. As James Thurber noted: “Women are wiser than men because they know less and understand more.”

“passion” – a vague itch somewhere.

“holistic” – used by doctors when they have no idea what’s wrong with you.

“glass ceiling”, the breaking of which has become an excuse for lady bishops.

“stay at the table” – I insist you stay here and let me talk until you die of boredom.

“intentional” – not the opposite of accidental, rather the art of deception while creating the illusion of agreement.

“holy spirit” – the feeling of certainty a person experiences when he simply must have his own way.

“discernment” – ignoring everyone else’s opinion.

“openness” – ignoring everyone else’s opinion.

“vulnerability” – ignoring everyone else’s opinion while crying.

“deep sadness” – ignoring everyone else’s opinion while pretending to cry.

“transparency” – ignoring everyone else’s opinion while seated comfortably above the glass ceiling.

“missional” – no such word. When used by a church it means communist subversion.