Four Boundary Markers In Marriage
Healthy boundaries lead to a healthy marriage and gives you the ability to love selflessly and sacrificially.
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Why Talk as a Family?
Talking as a family creates connection and opportunities to talk about topics that really matter in the lives of your teens.
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Warning Signs on the Edge of an Affair | Point Man #3
Workplace affairs can sneak up on any good man, and they destroy marriages and families. Ask these three questions if you’re on the edge of an affair.
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Handling Emotions In Conflict Resolution
In conflict, emotions often run high on both sides. The key is understanding all emotions, not just your own.
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Good Relationships And Three Shades of Dysfunction
The company you keep has the power to make you or break you, so choose your friends wisely. Everyone has shades of dysfunction that need to be identified and eliminated.
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The State of the Union in Your Marriage
Author John Gottman encourages couples to have a “State of the Union” talk that helps them address potential conflicts in the marriage. Here’s how it works…
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Don’t Lose Sight Of Your Identity When You’re Living the Dream
Trey Canard shares where true worth comes from and it’s not from fame and fortune.
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Brain Chemistry and the 4 Love Types
Dr. Helen Fisher, an anthropologist, has studied human love through a scientific framework. She has identified four love types based on the dominance of certain brain chemicals.
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What To Do When Life Knocks You Down
You know the phrase, “What doesn’t kill you makes you stronger” but is that really true?
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Parenting Styles – How Do You Discipline Your Kids?
Learn which of the three parenting styles best describes you as a parent.
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Setting Solutions-Focused Goals for Your Marriage
Instead of getting stuck in the past, you can look to a hopeful future for your marriage using these 5 simple tips.
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Avoid Sexual Temptation in Marriage
Safeguard your marriage by being aware of the pitfalls of temptation.
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Taking Ownership of Your Mistakes
A common character flaw is failing to own your own mistakes. Next time you’re temped to point a finger, try the four A’s instead.
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Getting 5-Point Clarity As a Couple
Are you lacking focus and direction as a couple? Use these 5 points to get clarity.
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Three Marks of Good Character
Healthy emotions and relational skills lead to a good life. But the foundation of it all is character.
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Doing Conflict for the Good of Everyone
Emotional and relational health intersects at conflict resolution. Healthy relationships are marked by good conflict, not by no conflict.
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What’s Your Pre-Game Routine?
49er tight end George Kittle reads a letter from his dad before every game. Here’s what you can learn from it- even if your dad doesn’t write.
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Bouncing Back When Life Gets You Down
Life is full of tests and trials. Emotionally healthy people are ready for anything.
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Bringing Out The Good In Your Emotions
Everyone has emotions, and that’s a good thing. Understanding those emotions is another thing- and it’s the first key to becoming healthy and whole.
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Getting Rejected in Mentoring
What if you keep getting rejected in mentoring or disciple-making? Here are three things to think about if this is you.
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How to Develop the Skill Of Self Confidence
Self-confidence is a skill we all struggle with, but also one we can all develop.
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Watch Out for Sibling Rivalry
Don’t let sibling rivalry get in the way of being good to others in your family.
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Causes of Poverty in America
While poverty in America isn’t as serious as elsewhere, many Americans live with decreasing resources and without basic necessities. Several factors contribute to this.
Read MoreExpectations vs. Experiences in Coaching
Good coaches have clear expectations for their athletes. Great coaches start with creating an experience.
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