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The dangerous game of ‘tag’
How can we learn to manage conflict in a mature, responsible way?
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Relationships
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Spoken for
How different would our lives be if we actually believed that we are loved, wanted, pursued and cherished?
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Forgiving our fathers and mothers
Sometimes the hardest challenge is forgiving those who have hurt us the most.
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What to do about bullying
Bullying is the most common form of child abuse right now, so what can the Christian community do?
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Grace-filled disagreements
How to communicate with others in a way that puts unity above our differences.
If only to linger longer
Our lives are too short to walk away from moments that make you smile more, sing louder and learn to love well.
Friendships with an expiration date
Many things in life have an expiration date, like milk and medicine. Some friendships expire, too.
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How do we respond to suicide?
Suicide is difficult and dark. As believers our call is to stand along with the struggling and learn how to deal with depression and thoughts of suicide.
The high price of being too nice
Do you find yourself saying 'yes' when you should say 'no'?
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Jenn Pooler
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Heart to Heart – Breaking down indifference and racism
Don’t be “it”. When we’re young, the game of tag is fun, challenging, and exhilarating. But when we play ‘relational tag’ as adults (think blame-casting and deflection), it fractures relationships and leads to bullying, resentment, tension, and loneliness. How can we learn to manage…
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