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Category Archives: Divorce
Advice for adult children of divorce
Adult children of divorce (ACOD) face daunting challenges in both life and marriage.
10 helpful points for people who never had the benefit of seeing a loving, committed marriage modeled for them. Continue reading
A song from a hurting heart
They say divorce is like death. The pain is greater when you’ve been forsaken by a spouse. The fears, regrets, guilt, anger, loss and loneliness can cycle through your heart for years. Music is often a means that helps to heal the heart. Continue reading
When you feel like getting revenge
Seven responses when you feel like getting revenge. Continue reading
What should we know about marriage?
Originally posted on Wisdomforlife:
Someone once asked why so many married people seem so miserable. “Perhaps,” another responded, “it’s because so many miserable people are married.” Maybe marriage itself is not the problem. With a 50 percent divorce rate for…
Catch my live show with @JustinBlaney
Catch my live show with @JustinBlaney on #I4JLIVE 5/7. Continue reading
Posted in Broken Relationships, Divorce, Forgiveness, Reconciliation
Tagged Forgiveness, reconciliation
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Eight point communication agreement
Eight guidelines for better communication! Continue reading
What’s love got to do with it?
Relationships are difficult when love is absent. But what is love? When someone says, “I love you,” is there a way to know if he/she means it? Read more… Continue reading
6 Links worth seeing
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Posted in Church Leadership, Divorce, Divorce and Remarriage, Elders, Gay, Gay Marriage?, Homosexual lifestyle, Marriage, Parenting, Pastors
Tagged Gay, Homosexual, Links to see, Marriage, Mothers, Parenting, Pastors, Same-sex
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How can I know he means it?
Unlike forgiveness, reconciliation of a broken relationship is a process conditioned on the attitude and actions of an offender. Those who commit significant and repeated offenses must realize that their responses and actions affect the timing of the process. Those who are genuinely repentant will accept this fact with brokenness and humility. Use the seven signs here to be sure someone is truly sorry. Continue reading