When relationships are good, they can flourish and help individuals experience themselves as the Lord intended. Unhealthy relationships, however, stifle...
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The story of a relationship can be a complex one, taking a winding route that may be unexpected as well...
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Domestic violence occurs in many forms, including physical, verbal, emotional, spiritual, and financial. Domestic violence is not a victimless crime;...
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Being agreeable sounds like a good thing, right? In fact, as a child, you were probably told to “just get...
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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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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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One of the hardest things to do is tell a friend the truth, especially a hard truth. We don’t want...
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There’s nothing intrinsically wrong with male and female friendships. In fact, they can be a beautiful part of the Christian...
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There is never a “good time” for a family crisis. Whether things seem good or not, family crises rock people...
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