Practical Advice for Parenting Strong-Willed Children I
Strong-willed kids. You’ve gotta love ‘em…but how do you deal with them? Author Cynthia Tobias shares practical ideas to stop the conflict, ...
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Practical Advice for Parenting Strong-Willed Children I
Strong-willed kids. You’ve gotta love ‘em…but how do you deal with them? Author Cynthia Tobias shares practical ideas to stop the conflict, ...
6 Conflict Resolution Principles for Pastors
Our aim as pastors and church leaders should not be “conflict avoidance” but “conflict resolution.” Here are a few things to keep in mind. ...
Mount Everest and Marriage: Braving New Heights Together
The top two dreams on his bucket list were to “get married” and “climb Mount Everest.” One year, those two dreams collided, and Harold Earls ...
Misreading Your Spouse
How false assumptions may be hurting your marriage My husband and I were sitting on the porch chatting about future plans. I mentioned an idea to ...
Understanding the Hot Buttons in Your Marriage
Dr. Bob Paul and his wife Jenni explain how seemingly innocent disagreements can spiral into a major argument because of unidentified personal hot ...
Marriage Meditation: Don’t Go to Bed Angry
Don't go to be angry. You've heard it before. Why is it important? The Bible has much to say about anger and the damage it causes a marriage. Getting ...
Marriage Meditation: Adjusting to Your Spouse’s Personality
Couples often say one of their toughest challenges is adjusting to their spouse's personality. Sound familiar? If so, here's help. Getting Started ...
How to pick your battles
When you pick your battles well, you continue to build your relationship with your teen. Here’s how. As a counsellor who works with teens and their ...
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4 Tips to Resolve Conflict
How to Have an Honest Marriage
No one has the “perfect” marriage, but it can seem like other couples have fewer issues than you and your spouse do. Joshua and Raquel Rogers ...
How to Stop Fighting: Step off the Emotional Escalator
You can step onto the down escalator, stop fighting, and return to the issue level, or you can keep moving up to a third level of emotion. Imagine ...