...Psychologist Linda Mintle talks about mental health awareness and how churches can help address the rising cases of mental health issues. Lisa Appelo, author of “Life Can Be Good Again,” talks about the sudden loss of her husband, working through the grief, and getting back to a good life....
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...Dr. Linda Mintle explains how allowing contempt to build in relationships, especially marriage, destroys the relationship. David Aikman of Godspeed Magazine looks at international news, including the Russia-North Korea summit, the recent upheaval in Northern Ireland, and fears in the global economy....
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...Daniel Bennett – Politics Professor, John Brown University Supreme Court blocks Texas social media law from taking effect What happened with the Uvalde police January 6th commission public hearings going prime time Linda Mintle – Psychologist Tulsa gunmen’s motive Ways to loosen the Grip of Fear Mark Vreogop – Author: Dark Clouds, Deep Mercy “Dark Clouds, Deep Mercy: Discovering the Grace of Lament”...
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...Psychologist Linda Mintle unpacks the decision phase when contemplating whether to forgive or not and shares from her book, “Breaking Free From Anger & Unforgiveness.” Inspirational speaker Chris Singleton talks about the long road to forgiveness following the Charleston church shooting that took his mother and how that tragedy gave him a new life mission. Click here for today’s show notes...
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...Lamia Afghan Foundation One year on: Afghanistan in anguish The Lamia Afghan Foundation Updates Daniel Bennett – Politics Professor, John Brown University Now They’re Calling for Violence Lawyers for Alex Jones turned over evidence that contradicted his testimony Linda Mintle – Psychologist How to Have a “Good Fight” 7 Ways to Stop Being Anxious Letting Go of Worry: God’s Plan for Finding Peace and Contentment Today’s Breakpoint with John S...
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...Psychologist Linda Mintle reflects on losing her pet recently, also talks about how we can cope and set boundaries in dealing with a difficult person, including one’s dad. World Magazine’s Marvin Olasky, author of “Lament for a Father,” talks about learning about and coming to terms with his harsh father....
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...Psychologist Linda Mintle unpacks ways to break relational boredom and the power of nonverbal cues to tell the true story of a conversation. Justin Jeppesen of the University of Northwestern-St Paul outlines the power of lifting up a pastor through prayers and how the atmosphere change of a church can literally be felt with the presence of devoted intercessors....
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...Psychologist Linda Mintle address how anger can make you more open to believing false information. Foreign affairs expert David Aikman talks about various key news stories around the world, including the increasing tensions between Armenia and Azerbaijan, and China’s continued aggressiveness externally and human rights abuses internally....
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...Psychologist Dr. Linda Mintle discusses the mass shootings in El Paso and Dayton and how to emotionally process these traumas. World affairs expert David Aikman looks at the continued protests in Hong Kong and how China seems to be responding, as well as other global headlines....
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...). In that process, we speak the truth in love, being careful to preserve the relationship, making every effort to reconcile. For more on conflict styles, check out Dr. Linda Mintle’s new book, We Need To Talk (Baker Books, 2015). Does your conflict style match your relationships?...
Type: Article Categories: Faith Radio Blog, Relationships, Your Life
He walks into the room. You immediately notice. Something about him draws you. He pulls you into conversation and commands the attention of the people around you. You walk away and think, “I like him and enjoyed his company.”
You had a crummy day. Not much went right and you are exhausted. You find yourself in a Grinch mood. As a result, the rest of the day is spent complaining and venting.
A patient told me, “I have kept a secret from my husband. But if I tell him, it could end our marriage.”
