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Category Archives: Wisdom
3 approaches to leadership and parenting
Some relationships are difficult because we approach them using the wrong method of communication. Effective approaches to communication vary with different people and situations. Three approaches are helpful to consider. Directive Consulting Free-Rein Our goal should be to identify the … Continue reading
Expanded role of medical doctors
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Humans are physical, emotional, psychological, social and spiritual beings. Although doctors are primarily charged with caring for physical health, the emergence of bio-psychology has created a crossover that requires them to address the emotional and psychological…
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Start your day here
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Start your morning with the song linked below after reading these words of Scripture: “In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. He was with God in the…
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Never give up on prayer
Why does God allow perseverance in prayer to be part of our experience with Him? Prayer is an appeal to one who can do what I cannot do and what others won’t do. Continue reading
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How can we know what love is?
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Is there a way to know what love is? Is love something we fall in to and out of? What does “I love you” mean? What should it mean? Couples who want to get married say…
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The unsanitized version Christmas
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This is the time of year when millions of people throughout the world focus on the heartwarming story of Joseph and Mary as they bring Jesus into the world. How little this couple knew of the…
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Two essential movements for protecting unity in any group
Protecting the health and unity of a group will likely require both assimilating and dissimilating dynamics. Continue reading
