5 Ways to Deal with Difficult People
“My job is great,” said Priya said, “It’s just the people I work with; they drive me crazy!” No matter where you work or with whom you live, there will always be peo
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Remember When You Drove Your Dad Crazy?
When I was seventeen years old, the state of Texas granted me a license to drive. It was a bad decision. My dad had recently bought a brand-new Ford, and he let me take it out for a spin during luncht
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I Love You, Daddy
It's a well-known fact that kids identify their parentsand especially their fatherswith God. One day when I was out of town on business, Shirley asked our son, Ryan, then two years old, to pray before
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Faithful Role Models
Unlikely as it sounds, I made the decision to become a Christian at three years of age. I remember the occasion clearly. I was attending a Sunday evening church service and was sitting near the back w
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Season Your Words With Grace
Most marriage counselors emphasize communication as a foundation for a healthy relationship: Nothing should be withheld from the marital partner.
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The Adversity Principle, Part 2
The adversity principle is also relevant to the human family. Some of the most noble examples of courage have occurred in countries undergoing severe pressure. The shattered nations of Europe in the 1940s come to mind in this context.
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The Adversity Principle, Part 3
Let's bring the adversity principle closer to home. How does it apply to you and me? Could it be that our heavenly Father permits His children to struggle in order to keep us strong? I firmly believe that to be true.
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Mom’s Enduring Lessons of Love and Devotion
I've been thinking about my mom a lot lately.
Gone for over 15 years now, I can still see her smile and feel her all-encompassing warm embrace.
Mom was vivacious, generous and brilliant — a
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Differing Assumptions
A difficult day can quickly lead to an unnecessarily heated exchange between spouses. Fatigue, problems with the kids or job, illness, or financial worries can make anyone more susceptible to a fight.
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Defending “The Line of Respect”
One of the best ways to keep a marriage healthy is to maintain a system of mutual accountability within the context of love. This is done by protecting what I call the line of respect in a marital rel
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Dr. James Dobson
Joe Waresak
Dr. Del Tackett
