Why Forgiving Others is So Important
Forgiveness is a process that involves at least two people, one who has injured the other in some way. This...
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Trusting God, Even in Difficult Times
The one thing that is certain in life is that change will be the constant. We will have good moments...
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Wrestling with God: Is it Wrong?
Having a relationship with God changes everything. Many images and terms are used to describe the change that happens when...
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The Dark Side of Unforgiveness
“I will never forgive you for what you’ve done.” Those words are rarely uttered lightly because most people are willing...
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Is Comfort Food Really Comforting?
The phrase “comfort food” has been around for a while. It was first used in 1966 when the Palm Beach...
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Spiritual Development: Trusting God ...
Christians will experience a wide range of emotions and struggles in this life and in the process of spiritual development....
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Personality Assessments: A Comparison ...
Getting to know ourselves better is at the root of counseling. It is a wonderful way to grow in your...
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Group Counseling: How to Know it Might ...
“Each one of us has lived through some devastation, some loneliness, some weather superstorm or spiritual superstorm, when we look...
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How to Practice Forgiveness in Marriage
Forgiveness in marriage is one of the hardest things you need to do in your relationship with your spouse. It...
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Grief in the Bible: Helping You Cope in ...
In times of trouble, it’s helpful to have a network of people to turn to. Going through hardship alone makes...
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Spiritual Practices for Grief
“But grief still has to be worked through. It is like walking through water. Sometimes there are little waves lapping...
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Dealing with Women’s Issues: What to ...
Satan likes nothing more than to wedge himself into our thought process. He wants us to feel insignificant and like...
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