If you missed last week’s post, part 1, you can read it here first: Avoiding a Marriage Fracture. This is more advice about how to keep your marriage not just connected but growing …
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If you missed last week’s post, part 1, you can read it here first: Avoiding a Marriage Fracture. This is more advice about how to keep your marriage not just connected but growing …
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Lisa and I just wrapped up a weeklong "Nana and Papo Camp" with our two grandchildren. We share very briefly some of what we did, but even more, how watching each other serve our grandchildren builds …
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If you’re married with an adult child who is breaking your heart, a subtle spiritual trap--and a very dangerous one--is to think that’s the biggest issue in your life. If you’re not careful, the …
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Tomorrow marks the 250th anniversary of our nation’s birth, but it also marks the 200th anniversary of the deaths of John Adams and Thomas Jefferson. Yes, the two arch-rivals died just hours apart, on …
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If you missed last week’s post, “Bullies Beware,” please read it first HERE. This is the second half of the chapter, on how to “order our fears” so that appropriate fear can serve us rather than …
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As you all know (if you're in the United States), we're one week away from our nation's 250th anniversary. In this short, 8 minute video, I'm calling on Christians to do something for our country that …
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