Simply Encourage On The Car Ride Home
What does the car ride home from the game look like in your family? Fight the temptation of being critical about the game and find ways to simply encourage.
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Author: Bryan & Tracy
Avoid the Romeo and Juliet Situation
Parenting teens who want to date can get dicey.
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Triangulation And The Fear Of Conflict
Triangulation is a fear response to conflict when you involve a third party rather than dealing with it directly with the person involved.
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Triangulation Versus Wise Counsel
Seeking wisdom from an unbiased person can be helpful so long as you don’t insert them into the conflict.
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Triangulation Versus Proactivity
It’s better to be proactive in your conflict, by using clear statements, that will lead to a productive conversation and actual solutions.
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What If I Crossed The Line In A Dating Relationship?
What do you do if you messed up and went too far in a dating relationship?
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Is Your Small Group Really Winning?
Use these three questions in your small group to do a quick “full circle” check-up.
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When God Is Confusing (Psalm 73)
Psalm 73 is a picture of what happens when we try to make sense of the world around us in light of the truth according to God.
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When God Won’t Cooperate
Prayer can seem like a game of tug-o-war, with you on one end and God on the other. Here are three prayer principles to remember the next time God won’t cooperate.
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Don’t Touch My Sister
Dating a young woman as a Christian? One of the easiest ways to set good boundaries is to think about it from her brother’s point of view.
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Seeking Approval as a Female Athlete
Everyone is seeking the approval of someone, but the sooner you understand why and how it works, the faster you’ll find freedom. Especially in sports.
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Learning to Wait on God as a Coach
In the ups and downs of every season, coaches have to remember that they’re not in control. But the waiting season can be good if we train ourselves to learn from it.
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Living in the Miserable Middle
Christian athletes can have the hardest time, especially in college. You want to honor God… or do you?
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Should You Seriously Date in High School?
Why not date and have fun like everyone else in high school? Should Christians look at this differently than other students at school?
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Don’t Throw Your Pearls to Pigs
What do you do when the person you’re trying to mentor doesn’t seem to be into it? Is it Christ-like to keep wasting your time?
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When Your Grandkid Has Special Needs
When kids have special needs, life can get difficult for both parents and grandparents. Psalm 139 gives us hope.
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Finding Your Rock at the River
Bryan talks with David Kim about rest. All men – but especially the hard-driving ones – need to find their “rock at the river” where they can stop and observe the principle of the Sabbath.
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5 Common Heresies Today
There are a lot of bad ideas about God and spirituality in the world. Here are five of the most common ones.
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Endorsing Shoes and the Good News
Michael Jordan, LeBron James and Kevin Garnett leverage their influence. Can you?
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Coping with Your Need for Affirmation
If you have a deep need for affirmation, it might just be how you’re wired. But it can also be a stumbling block if you’re not careful.
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Don’t Smother Your Spouse
“Smothering” is a selfish reaction to your own internal struggles.
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Take the family challenge and carve out 10 weeks to talk about these hot topics with your teens.
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Is It Too Late to Start Parenting on Purpose?
What if you’ve just now figured out the four stages of parenting, but your kids are teens or pre-teens? Is it too late for them?
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Prepare Your Kids to Pursue God in College
Parents should start thinking about and talking about their kids’ faith long before dropping them off at the university dorm.
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