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Demonstrate respect and invest time in the relationship before offering constructive criticism.
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Dr. Dobson explains the purpose of Easter, sharing how it represents the gift of eternal life to all who have accepted Jesus Christ as Savior.
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Forgiving Our Parents
Forgiveness is giving up my right to hurt you for hurting me…even when it comes to deep pain caused by a parent.
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