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Relational discipleship
For many of us, isolation and self-protection describe our lives. But to grow deeper with God and others, it often requires us to be relational beings.
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Relationships
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The loneliness of affliction
Those who have suffered from some form of affliction know how lonely their struggle can be.
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Hurt under the surface
Someone who seems to lash out on a regular basis is actually harboring hurt in their heart that manifests itself as frustration and anger.
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Christian clichés: helpful or hurtful?
Often, we use clichés because we don’t know what else to say. The problem is that a cliché can be discouraging to someone who is hurting.
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Friendships that last
In a world where we can unfriend each other with the swipe of a finger, how do we find friendships that we can trust to last?
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Helping in the hurt
How can we make sure that the help we're trying to give is actually helpful and not detrimental?
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Good habits gone bad
What happens when good habits are taken to the extreme and result in harm to ourselves and others?
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Real Recovery
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True change through God’s Word
How do you equip yourself to face the day when you're helping others struggling with addiction?
Messages for Mom this Mother’s Day
What surprises do you have for mom this weekend? Mom’s love to hear words of affection and gratitude from their children.
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The struggle for genuine connection
Why does it sometimes seem so hard to have genuine relationship with anyone?
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