5 Steps for Budgeting, Saving and Building Wealth
The second part of a God-honoring budget is to plan for savings.
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Category: Life Topics
How Should Christians Spend Money on Entertainment and Leisure?
With all the needs that are evident around us, is it OK for Christians to spend money on things that are purely for enjoyment?
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Avoiding the “Happiness Trap”
The quest for personal happiness can be exhausting if it means trying to avoid all negative emotions and experiences.
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Biblical Time Management Tips For a Chaotic Life
Don’t let your life get out of control. Learn six tips right from the Bible that can help you manage the chaos.
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Your Family, Jesus And The American Dream
Be the kind of family that is willing to risk it all for Jesus.
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Triangulation And The Fear Of Conflict
Triangulation is a fear response to conflict when you involve a third party rather than dealing with it directly with the person involved.
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Stop Hiding Behind Your Filters
When you’re on your social media, you need to know that it’s not reality.
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Step #1 Toward Racial Healing: Listen
How should Christians understand and respond to the current state of racial tension in the United States? The first step is to listen.
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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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Here’s Why Gossip is Toxic
Gossip is dangerous and poisonous to our relationships. Learn what to watch out for and what it takes to avoid being a gossip.
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How to Meet a Need that Breaks God’s Heart
Nehemiah did it for ancient Israel. Are you ready to step up and do it in your world?
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How Relationships Change in Grief
Grief disrupts relationships – you may feel abandoned by some but embraced by others.
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Common Questions From Those Who Grieve
Though grief is very unique to each person there are some common experiences that many grieving people face.
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Coaching with Freedom and Frameworks
How can coaches help their players enjoy the game at the highest level and also perform their best?
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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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Triangulation Versus Wise Counsel
Seeking wisdom from an unbiased person can be helpful so long as you don’t insert them into the conflict.
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Triangulation Versus Proactivity
It’s better to be proactive in your conflict, by using clear statements, that will lead to a productive conversation and actual solutions.
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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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We’re Talkin’ About Practice!
Practice is where you build the fundamentals both in sport and faith.
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Is It Ok to Abort My Child if Prenatal Testing Reveals a Problem?
Is it ever okay to abort a child, even if testing shows the child will be born with special needs?
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Learning to Wait on God as a Coach
In the ups and downs of every season, coaches have to remember that they’re not in control. But the waiting season can be good if we train ourselves to learn from it.
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When You’re Taking a Loved One Off Life Support
Making the decision to take your loved one off of life support is difficult. Listen to this topic with your family to make the right decision.
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What If God Created Transgender People?
God has created every single one of us. But we can’t pin on God every instinct and preference we experience.
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