Handling false accusation
When you are falsely accused, you often have no power to deal with the situation. Therefore, knowing how to respond in a godly way is key.
Communication
Recognizing controlling relationships
Controlling people want you under their thumb and doing things their way. Dr. Linda shares ten warning signs of a controlling person and how control can lead to abuse in the relationship.
Share a holiday meal without devouring one another
Carmen helps us prepare for healthy holiday dialogue with family members or friends who do not share the same worldview.
Preparing today for the news we hear tomorrow
We’re never really prepared to hear the horrible bad news of the day, especially when it's personal. Carmen and Kathy Branzell talk about preparing in prayer for whatever may come tomorrow.
One thing you can do to make a happy marriage
There are a number of things you can do to increase happiness and satisfaction in a marriage. Dr. Linda says there is one in particular you need to know.
How to respond if someone takes advantage of you
There are many times in life when we feel that we are being taken advantage of and as a result feel disrespected. Dr. Linda explains how to set healthy boundaries for ourselves.
Secrets of happy couples
We hear a lot about marital problems, but what about couples who are happily married? Dr. Linda shares ten strengths that happy couples tend to have in common.
Couples and ADHD
Rachel was frustrated and annoyed at her husband Tim’s lack of follow-through. Once they understood the impact of ADHD on their relationship and received help, it began to significantly improve.
Trusting enough to listen well
Effective communication is often less about what we say than it is about what we hear.
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Helping our children protect their bodies
As parents, we can help to protect our kids by educating them about their body and assist them in building a defense against sexual abuse.
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Let go of worried thoughts
During this unprecedented time of stress and concern, we need to be intentional about our thought lives. Dr. Linda shares a prescription for letting go of worried thoughts.
Handling false accusation
When you are falsely accused, you often have no power to deal with the situation. Therefore, knowing how to respond in a godly way is key.
Prescriptions for anxiety
During this pandemic your anxiety may feel like it's increasing by the day. But God teaches us how to be anxious about nothing in Philippians 4:6-8.