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How listening improves relationships
Becky Harling explains how listening can actually help us build stronger relationships and deeper connections with our loved ones.
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Facing conflict at work
We can't choose our co-workers, but we can learn how respond graciously in conflict.
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The power of the bystander
Parents, teachers, and mentors, how can we equip our kids to take a stand against bullying?
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How to help our youth find their identity in Christ
We can help our youth understand who they are in Christ, despite the ways our culture defines them, by offering a biblical perspective.
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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.
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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?
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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.
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.
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.
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.