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.
Can success really be a danger? If so, how can we enjoy it but avoid the pitfalls? A recent experience brought the danger of success to my attention so let’s see what we can learn together.
It is easy to focus on the blessings and gifts of life. So how do we take the good gifts and refresh and refocus on God in everyday life? A a recent illness, here are a few fresh thoughts to share.
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.
This Month: Quote on Dynamics of Forgiveness; Does ministry start at belief or belong?; A “third way” on eternal security; New relationship resource …and more! This easy-to-skim good idea list has some interesting bits of information, quotes, wisdom, resources, and fun(!!).
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!
Congratulations to graduates! Life transitions are great times to make changes. And key to this is looking at investing. Check out five areas to apply investment thinking in life. And begin building for your next season, whether a graduate or not.
Darkness is not the only reason we can’t see. What can you do when hope is thin? These moments can come at various times—sometimes unexpectedly. Let’s explore (with a fun video about attention!) an interesting side of your mind—and how you may see hope.
