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In this episode we will explore our options after disciplining our child only to find out we made a mistake. When humanity happens what we do can make a major difference in our life and the child's life. Making mistakes is a part of life. What we do after is what helps us show an example worth following.
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One of the hardest situations of a Christian family is knowing how to respond to family members that make ungodly choices. How do we show compassion, love, and kindness without it being seen as approval? In this episode we will explore our options and consider actions that God woul…
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One of the most devestating decisions that can be made in a marriage is infidelity. Is it possible for this to be survived and overcome? This episode is focused on just that. Is it possible to overcome infidelity?
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Emotions are a part of humanity. Did God create all emotions or did some come from somewhere else? Are emotions inherently good or bad? What does God want from our emotions?
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Can the innocent party forgive their spouse and still get divorced? Does forgiveness require the innocent party to remain in the marriage?
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