No Shame On You
One day, my then-thirteen-year-old daughter and I were playing around. She did something, and I jokingly said, “Shame on you!!”...
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One day, my then-thirteen-year-old daughter and I were playing around. She did something, and I jokingly said, “Shame on you!!”...
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I surveyed several different parents and asked them to share a piece of advice for parenting teenagers. The most common...
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It seems to me that we are surrounded by conflict: financial, political, family, personal, mechanical, and digital. Conflict, I think,...
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People struggle with the concept of forgiveness. The human question, “Why should I even bother to forgive?” is prevalent in...
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Many people think Christians never get angry, or if they become angry, they shouldn’t stay angry. Anger is a strong...
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There is something about the dawn of a new year. Maybe it’s embracing a fresh start, righting the wrongs, or...
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Codependency in the workplace doesn’t typically start with bad intentions. It usually begins with a desire to be helpful, reliable,...
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English philosopher and scientist Francis Bacon pioneered the scientific methods of observation and experimentation that we still use today. He...
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The idea of eternal youth is a wildly popular narrative in fictional stories and legends. The legend of the Fountain...
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We admire people who stay calm, those who never complain, always look on the bright side, keep their problems to...
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There is an old proverb that says, “Time heals all wounds.” While this is a comforting thought, unfortunately, it is...
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My counseling journey began by working with teenagers, a population that often finds itself at the intersection of rapid growth,...
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