Secrets of happy couples
No one wants an unhappy marriage. Yet many of us find ourselves struggling in our relationship with our spouse. Find out how to become a happy couple.
Conflict
How to avoid the blame game in marriage
If you want to see a change in your relationship, it often starts with you. Dr. Pickering encourages us to follow Jesus’ advice and take ownership of our part in the problem.
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Setting the tone for your marriage
By being proactive, we have an opportunity to change the atmosphere and set a positive tone in our marriage.
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Facing conflict at work
We can't choose our co-workers, but we can learn how respond graciously in conflict.
Relationship first aid: build a positive base
All relationships hit a few bumps now and then. We look at several things you can do to become a master not a disaster in your relationship.
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Resolving conflicts in marriage
To resolve conflicts in our marriage, we have to be willing to move past destructive behaviors and learn how to communicate in a fair and God-honoring way.
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The principle of charitable interpretation
By practicing the principle of charitable interpretation, we can gain an understanding of the other's intentions and resolve conflicts in a redemptive way.
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Becoming a peacemaker
Being a peacemaker doesn’t mean avoiding conflict. In fact, in order to bring peace, you have to have conflict.
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Accountability in relationships
During conflict, we have a tendency to point fingers and blame others, rather than take responsibility for our own mistakes or failures.
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Communicating effectively during conflict
How can couples talk through their problems in an effective manner?
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Our God, the One who does the impossible
Are fear and loneliness weighing you down? Let's take a moment to dwell on how powerful God is.
Holy Week transformed the Jewish temple, and it can transform you
As you prepare for Easter, let's consider the value of Holy Week, and how Jesus's impact continually reverberates around the world.
Put an end to emotional abuse
Emotional abuse is aimed at disrespecting and controlling a person. Dr. Linda Mintle explains what it is and how to recognize if it's happening to you.