This prideful man just doesn’t want to come clean and admit he made a mistake. So he plays word games.
Life Changes
Let’s face it: human beings are messy and hurtful. We don’t mean to be that way, but most of us have caused and received many relational injuries.
Where there is destructive conflict, you will often find cruelty, neglect, deception, control, indifference and even abuse.
I, like many other earnest people of faith, spent the first half of my church life trying to avoid displeasing my pastor instead of pleasing God.
Conflict is everywhere—in your home, workplace, church and community. Your response could make or break the relationship.
Sleepless nights, headaches, stomach pain can all result from unresolved conflicts at work.
Here are some tips for thriving during, and after, your spouse’s absence.
False guilt has nothing to do with what’s true and accurate, nor is it related to true repentance. Rather, it is usually the fear of disapproval in disguise.
This misunderstood emotion can provide us with life experiences that can help us change for the better.
Domineering in-laws, wayward teens or jealous stepchildren can turn any happy home into a war zone.
Despite diligent prayer, careful planning and a humble spirit, attempts at conflict resolution rarely go as planned.
Part of the A Biblical Guide to Resolving Conflict Series Conflict Resolution Tips and Tools for Healthy Conflict Resolution Family Ties: When Conflict Strikes Close to Home Destructive Conflict: Recognize It. Stop It. Workplace Conflict: One Woman’s Story Unresolved Conflict: Next Steps Series About: Relationship Challenges Conflict is inevitable. No relationship is immune. When managed …
Our life has been shaped in part by people, groups and ideologies which we will never see or understand.
It could be said that forgiveness is the remission of debt. But, what happens when the one to whom it is owed chooses to forgive it?
When looking for a job, frame your search around the type of work that suits you best.
Jean Hoffmann tells about her challenges and rewards of providing day-to-day care for an elderly parent.
Letting go wasn’t easy for Phil and Cheri Straw. It became even harder when their college-bound daughter changed career plans.
Most parents are accustomed to caring for their children—no matter their ages. So what happens when these roles reverse?
A loved one dies and the despair seems unbearable. Grieving the loss is where the healing process begins.
After parents adopt a child, it’s important for their new transracial or transcultural family to help the new family member feel at home. Here’s how.
