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A key to lasting friendships
Developing deep and lasting friendships can be a challenge for many women, but it doesn't have to be that way. Hope comes from doing friendship God's way.
Jo Bender on
Relationships
How loneliness affects your well-being
We are wired to be with people. Loneliness and isolation are bad for the body, mind and soul.
Live the Promise
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The power of kindness
What is the one quality in life that makes life work?
Susie Larson on
Relationship first aid: build a positive base
All relationships hit a few bumps now and then. We look at several things you can do to become a master not a disaster in your relationship.
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Respond vs. react
When we're confronted or accused, how can we respond in grace, rather than react in anger?
The science of being charming
People who are interesting and fun to be with do certain things that adds to their charm. The science of charm says it is a learnable skill.
Real Recovery
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When a simple act of friendship changes a life
Bob's simple act of friendship and faithfulness brought about a drastic and life-altering change for Donnie.
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Betrayal: How do we respond?
Nothing hurts like betrayal. When we're personally wounded by those we trust, how should we respond? How do we forgive?
Live the Promise
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How do I know if I’m introverted or extroverted?
Adam McHugh shares some ways we can distinguish introversion from extroversion.
Susie Larson on
Connecting Faith
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The kindness challenge
Three simple acts can improve any relationship in your life, and cause a ripple effect of kindness around the world.
The destructive reality of negative self-talk
Negative self-talk causes us to believe lies and go through life feeling horrible pain; pain that is unnecessary and damaging to the perception we have about who we are in Christ.
Bill Arnold on
Releasing our fears to God
By naming our fears and releasing them to God, they will no longer have the power to control our lives.
Bill Arnold on
What is your next step of faith?
By stepping out in faith and taking the next right step, we can go places with God than we could ever ask or imagine.
Bill Arnold on