Helping People Live Effective Lives
The most significant test to examine your maturity is how you responded when you did not get what you wanted, especially if what you hoped for was a good thing. Responding with humility to …
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Both husbands and wives can be mean to each other. This truth is sad as well as a call to mobilize your attitudes and actions to come alongside the erring spouse. How do you do that? How do you care …
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I want you to think about the last person who disappointed you. Do you have that person in mind? Great. What are your thoughts about them? How is the gospel guarding your mind from thinking unkindly …
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Thinking like a victim is easy to do. Becoming a professional victim takes more work, but it can happen, especially if you’ve experienced repeated hurt for an extended period. And even though you are …
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Marriage counseling is the most common kind of counseling that I do. The reason for this is because marriages are the most common, long-term relationship between two people. Children typically leave …
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Member Question - I was once asked the following: "How do you encourage someone toward the Lord when they are angry at God for past difficulties? They are mad because God did not protect them or …
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