Live the Promise

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Jesus’ response to “Christian” judgment

"We have to learn to live in the tension that we can accept people without condoning their lifestyle."

Susie Larson on January 22, 2016

The two treasures

Today is the day to begin building gracious attitudes and behaviors into your life so that when the veneer of “company manners” is worn away, what shines through is pure gold.

Ken Sande on January 22, 2016

Live the Promise

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Keeping friendships in mid-life

In the season of life when we need friendships the most, we often find them in incredibly short supply.

Susie Larson on January 19, 2016

Real Recovery

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Admitting our wrongs

Admitting our wrongs can be hard, but confession is an important step.

Bill Arnold & George Fraser on January 17, 2016

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The harsh reality of abuse

For years pastor and author Justin Holcomb has been speaking up for victims of sexual abuse—a reality for one in four women in America.

Neil Stavem on January 11, 2016

Real Recovery

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Making amends

How important is it to make amends in a way that respects the other person's feelings and sets boundaries for you?

Bill Arnold & George Fraser on January 10, 2016

Dr. Bill Maier Live

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Learning to listen

Do you ever find yourself hearing people but not actually listening? It can be difficult to focus on what people are saying, but when we adapt an engaging style of listening our lives can be improved relationally and spiritually. Adam McHugh explores how we can become better listeners in his book, . Sometimes anxiety can control …

Dr. Bill Maier on January 3, 2016

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Reflecting on your life

Every day is a gift, but as we move in to midlife we’re more aware of the need for clarity in the second half of life, and to make sure we’re headed in the right direction.

Neil Stavem on December 31, 2015

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How well do you receive feedback?

One of the key aspects of growth and change is feedback, but receiving feedback is often one of the hardest things to do.

Neil Stavem on December 30, 2015

Relationship resolution

The toughest relationship most women will ever encounter is the mother-in-law/daughter-in-law relationship. Make the resolution to improve this relationship.

Deb DeArmond on December 28, 2015