Live the Promise
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Love, conflict, and personal responsibility
Michael Smalley explains the connection between conflict and personal responsibility.
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Grace-filled disagreements
We too quickly make the leap from "I disagree with you" to "I can't respect you" in our society.
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Does your conflict style match your relationships?
When you know there is a problem and you need to talk to someone, what is your style of conflict?
We need to talk . . .
It’s amazing how these four short words can stop a conversation and grip us with momentary anxiety
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God-honoring ways to handle conflict
Conflict is a way of life. Some people avoid it and others dive in to it head first. How do we as Christian handle conflict, and what’s the difference between a peacekeeper and a peacemaker?
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Overcoming the game of “tag”
Dr. Glenn Pickering guides us through the steps to managing conflict in a healthy, God-honoring way.
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Breaking the cycle
Married couples are not without conflict—but if not handled properly—Those conflicts can become destructive.
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7 choices that can derail an adult conversation
The definition of an adult conversation - The process of unemotionally sharing information with another person in order to communicate effectively.
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How to disagree, agreeably
Tim offers unpacks the principle of speaking with grace and truth and describes a few ways to approach those conversations.
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Finding depth through conflict
In the midst of conflict, couples can find a deeper understanding of each other & their marriage.
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.