Boundaries With Friends
If you’re a compliant person, you need to watch out for these 4 types of dynamics that can complicate a friendship.
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If you’re a compliant person, you need to watch out for these 4 types of dynamics that can complicate a friendship.
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Learn practical ways to teach your children to set healthy boundaries. Discover biblical principles for modeling, enforcement, and building character in your kids
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Like anything in the natural world, healthy relationships are governed by basic principles. Here are 10 of them.
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Discover what boundaries are, what happens when we don’t have them and how our upbringing impacts our ability to draw them.
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Vulnerable narcissism is characterized by a combination of narcissistic traits and a tendency towards vulnerability and insecurity.
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f your child has shared an unsettling thought with you, don’t panic. Learn how to navigate these conversations by staying calm, keeping communication open, and anchoring your kids in the truth of God’s design for purity and relationships.
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What is a love map, and why does your marriage need one? Discover how staying updated on your spouse’s dreams, fears, and daily life creates a foundation of friendship and protects your relationship during conflict.
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Universal quantifiers are over-generalizations that only add fuel to the fire in your conflict so avoid them at all costs!
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Discover the biblical path to restoring a broken marriage. Even in the face of infidelity, the gospel offers hope for reconciliation. Learn how to pursue peace, rebuild trust, and lean on God’s strength to heal your relationship.
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Is your spouse’s personality a source of frustration or a reason for celebration? Discover how personality frameworks can help you move from judgment to empathy.
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When your kid is heartbroken over friend drama it can be hard to know how to react as parents. Keep these tips in mind so you’re ready for it!
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Most husbands know they are called to love their wives, but what does it mean to cherish them? Explore the biblical call to nourish, protect, and value your wife as a priceless gift.
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Aristotle said three things are necessary for any good “argument”- logos, pathos and ethos. Find out how these three things can help you in your next marital conflict.
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John Gottman defines defensiveness as “self-protection in the form of righteous indignation or innocent victimhood in an attempt to ward off a perceived attack.”
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Co-dependency is the excessive emotional or psychological reliance on a partner or even our kids.
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If your kid seems depressed, withdrawn or lonely, they may be experiencing bullying.
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Selfishness is at the root of marital disfunction. Discover the areas where you need to improve.
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John Townsend says that parents (and their boundaries) are like guard rails helping to keep their teenagers on the right path.
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Sick of fighting over money as a couple? Sit down and create a budget together, and then blame the budget when you can’t buy that new toy!
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During the elementary school years, kids are developing competence (and hopefully confidence) as they compare themselves to their peers. In today’s topic we look at Eric Erikson’s stages of psychosocial development to identify some do’s and don’ts of parenting kids into confidence.
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Our kids will grow up with a particular attachment type – which will impact the quality of their future relationships. Good parents will do everything they can to help their kids form healthy attachments.
Read MoreLearn God’s design for marriage and three basic principles for a healthy, life-long marriage. Workbook includes couples’ survey and sample wedding order.
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Parenting would be easy if the Bible had an instruction manual that guaranteed perfect kids. But, that’s just not how it works.
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How do you make your spouse feel truly special? Setting your spouse apart is about more than just romance; it’s a biblical calling to create a unique, protected space for your relationship to grow. Explore how to “leave and cleave” while building a Jesus-centered marriage.
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