Pause to prepare. Holidays are special times of hope — past reflections, new experiences today, and tomorrow’s dreams. But conflicts can creep in. Check out four ways you can pause to prepare for difficult holiday family moments.
It’s an exciting time of year! In Part 2 of the Holiday Family Conflict series, we explore three ways to prepare yourself and then ideas for working with your relationships with the evil, foolish, and wise.
Are your holidays headed for some family tension? In this first of two parts about holiday family conflict, we explore the reasons why in six causes of conflict and three people types to watch for.
It was a busy time of life and I got caught. Come hear about it and three ideas to inspire your listening well (and why we struggle with it).
What’s your response in conflict? Control? Cutoff? Could curiosity be a good Christian response? Let’s explore curiosity in conflict, how to use it, and how that can bring greater growth for you.
Why does a group get off track? Explore what to watch for and what to do for your team, whether work, church, or family. This is part 2 of the Conflict Tools for Christians series.
Conflict floods our minds in church, family, or work. But what are some conflict tools for Christians? Our first, modeled by Jesus, has a surprising approach.
Many feel there is so much change right now in moving through historic times. Learn about two responses you can choose In the midst of anxiety and change — personal to family or church to school to business. And explore a Bible passage that captures the sense of such times very well!
“Why did they make that decision now?” Families, businesses, and churches are observing “sudden” choices for change in this pandemic period. Why now? This two-part series will offer both an explanation and a practical solution for you in that process whether for yourself or someone else.
The difficulties and challenges of life come out of nowhere. What do you do when the bad happens? In exploring encouraging Bible moments as well as practical tips for your everyday life, we will find there is a way we can turn to God and endure — even grow!
