When Tempted to Complain, Instead Turn to Prayer
It’s easy to find ourselves annoyed with laws and politicians and discouraged about the direction of our country. But why is it that we are so quick to complain and so slow to pray?
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Adults Acting Like Children
Adults will occasionally challenge one another for the same reasons they challenged their parents as children. Unconsciously, perhaps, they are asking the question, "How much courage do you have, and
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What Does America Need Most?
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The End of Courtship
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Parental Training of the Conscience
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Add God’s Blessings to Your Collection of Memories
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7 Reminders When Sharing Your Faith with Your Family
156 million. That’s the number of people in the U.S. who are unchurched according to George Barna, market researcher and author of “Churchless.”
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Your Children Need a Relationship With You
I have often described a culture that is bearing down on families everywhere and threatening the welfare of their children. It has placed parents in a very difficult position. They must either close t
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Releasing Your Grown Child
We come now to the final task assigned to mothers and fathers, that of releasing grown children and launching them into the world of adulthood. It is also one of the most difficult. Several years ag
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Power Games with Strong-Willed Children
In our efforts to understand the strong-willed child, we must ask ourselves why he or she is so fond of conflict. If given the opportunity to choose between war and peace, most of us would prefer tra
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Dr. James Dobson
Joe Waresak
Dr. Del Tackett
