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August 2013

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4 ungodly responses to poverty

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I had the honor of leading a team commissioned to research and launch a holistic ministry to the poor in our community. It took us about one meeting to begin unpeeling the layers of complexity revolving around this issue, and I often demonstrated leadership by scratching my head. A year later we launched. Another sixteen months later, I […]

Tuesday

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4 principles for resolving conflict

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People hurt us. Sadly, it’s part of life. And when that happens, we often respond with explosive anger, or we allow a toxic bitterness to poison our souls. But Ephesians 4 paves a third path. It’s the path rarely taken. The path our world so desperately needs. The path that rescues families. The path that […]

Sunday

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August 2013

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5 signs you have toxic bitterness

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1. Do you let negative thoughts stew for weeks? 2. Could you quickly list some people who are frustrating you? 3. Do you have lots of imaginary, angry conversations with people (& win those conversations)? 4. Do you have lots of stress and anxiety? 5. Do you lack long-term friendships? If any of these are […]

Friday

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August 2013

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3 signs you have explosive anger

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1. Do you need to apologize a lot? 2. Do you rely on yelling to correct (because it’s what others are used to)? 3. Do you make excuses for your explosive anger by saying, “It’s just who I am?” If any of these are true of you, you probably have a problem with explosive anger. […]

Wednesday

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A rotten pot of gossip

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Gossip gets overlooked. It should not. It’s a nasty, nasty, nasty concoction! Let me explain the recipe. Toxic Bitterness: This is what you get when you let anger, frustration and hurt fester. Test: If you can immediately name the people with whom you are angry, watch out. You’ve got it. Cowardice: It takes courage to speak […]

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