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Lying

...ing the truth and facing a consequence, what do you choose to do? Dr. Todd Mulliken, MS, LPCC is a counselor, author, and speaker on marriage and families. A favorite guest on Real Recovery, he helps us understand why people lie and how we can respond in love if we’re the offended, and how to stop lying if we’re the offender. Lying can often put us in a position where we avoid conflict or consequence in the short-term, but ultimately f...

Type: Article Categories: Relationships, Your Life

Co-dependency and fear

...dependent state, always full of anxiety and asking, “What if?” Todd will help you ask a better, more illuminating question. Fear tends to go hand-in-hand with co-dependency, and if fear has taken a hold of you, you’re not alone. Todd shares how prevalent fear is and how you can practically combat fear in your life with God’s love, power, and truth. Key Verses: Blessed are those whose transgressions are forgiven, whose sins...

Type: Article Categories: Relationships, Your Life

Yielding to God

...to the Spirit when we have trouble viewing God as a father? Counselor Todd Mulliken says the first step is to find the right mindset. We need to accept that God is God, and we are not. We can be comforted by that realization because God is all-powerful and He loves us unconditionally. Those struggling with addiction need to address why it’s difficult to see God as a fatherly figure. Todd offers an example that many may have experienced. “He loves...

Type: Article Categories: Spiritual Growth, Your Faith

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Making amends

...mend be fruitful, and spend lots of time praying about it.” Dr. Todd Mulliken help us sort through the issue of making amends in a healthy way. “Don’t be controlled by the fact that it may not go well. Be controlled by the fact that you did what you could, in Christ, to be reasonable and to bring truth and grace to the situation.” Perhaps you’re thinking, ‘I’d like to apologize, but they’re not going...

Type: Article Categories: Relationships, Your Life

Guy Talk: Encore! | Slow to speak, quick to listen

...A special bonus round of Guy Talk features the uniquely male insights of Tom Brock, Peter Kapsner, Tom Parrish–and special guest Todd Mulliken! Then Todd helps us focus on speaking without offending and listening with defending, and overcoming resentment....

Type: Program_podcast

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Make every effort

How we can overcome past and present trauma? Todd Mulliken says the key is trusting God even when life is difficult. “His divine power has given us everything we need for a godly life through our knowledge of him who called us by his own glory and goodness. Through these he has given us his very great and precious promises, so that through them you may participate in the divine nature, having escaped the corruption in the world caused by evil des...

Type: Article Categories: Health + Wellness, Your Life

Practical ways to live like Christ in your marriage | The truth about our emotions

...During our live studio audience event, counselor Todd Mulliken helps husbands and wives learn how to bring out the best in their spouse. Then, Jon and Pam Bloom speak to the importance of not letting our emotions rule our lives....

Type: Program_podcast

5 ways to bring out the best in your spouse

What are some practical ways to live like Christ in your marriage? Counselor Todd Mulliken shares five ways to bring out the best in your spouse (for husbands and wives).

Type: Program_podcast

Dealing with change | Was Starbuck’s one day closing a PR stunt?

...Counselor Todd Mulliken talks about reluctance to accept change and how to better embrace it. Then, Kent Kaiser of University of Northwestern analyzes Starbuck’s one-day closure for training and how it is a major public relations boost for the company, stunt or not....

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To speak without being offensive | Kanye and critical thinking

...Can we learn to speak without being offensive, and listen without being defensive? We’ll ask counselor Todd Mulliken. Then Dr. Kent Kaiser from the University of Northwestern reflects on the hubbub over Kanye West and why critical thinking still matters....

Type: Program_podcast