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Check your anger, change your marriage
Our ultimate goal in marriage is to reflect real love--not just the fleeting feelings of our own hearts, but the abiding, selfless love of God.
Marriage + Family
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Strategies for effective parenting
Parents, we need to be able to let go of certain situations, monitor our response, and pick our battles wisely.
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Should you marry young?
Is marrying young a good idea?
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A cure for youth entitlement
Youth entitlement doesn’t have to rule our homes any longer. We can guide our children in the right direction by showing them our love and helping them discover their God-given capabilities.
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Hope for marriage after infidelity
How do couples work through the pain of infidelity and come out with a stronger marriage on the other side?
Live the Promise
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Responding to your prodigal child
How can I respond to my child in a way that demonstrate’s my unconditional love and honors God?
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Discipline from the heart
How we discipline our children often shapes their beliefs about themselves, the world, and God.
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Lessons from dad
This Father’s Day, as you honor your dad with a special gift, a dinner out or a new tie, take a moment to reflect on the lessons he taught you.
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The art of listening well
Listening well is one of the hardest things to do as a busy husband or wife, but it is also a key to strengthening your marriage.
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Dating your spouse
Whether you’ve been married for thirty days or thirty years, spending time together is still the key to a close relationship.
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Our God, the One who does the impossible
Are fear and loneliness weighing you down? Let's take a moment to dwell on how powerful God is.
Holy Week transformed the Jewish temple, and it can transform you
As you prepare for Easter, let's consider the value of Holy Week, and how Jesus's impact continually reverberates around the world.
Put an end to emotional abuse
Emotional abuse is aimed at disrespecting and controlling a person. Dr. Linda Mintle explains what it is and how to recognize if it's happening to you.