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Walking through suffering together
Learn about what friendship looks like through thick and thin, the art of receiving, and what it means to just show up.
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How to support a friend with breast cancer
When you don’t know where to begin, but you want to support someone fighting breast cancer, here’s a few simple steps to get you started.
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Finding balance at work and home
Finding margin and balance between work and home can be difficult. However it is a necessity for our mental health and a happy home.
Austin Hill on
Grief – Sometimes there is just nothing to say
There are some things that happen in life that words won’t heal.
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10 ways smartphones are the adult version of invisible friends
Remember when you were five and had an imaginary friend?
How do we help those who are hurting?
The Bible gives us several suggestions for responding to the suffering we witness around us.
How to get a win-win solution in conflict
When possible, look for a solution to conflict that both parties can live with and feel good about.
Friendships with an expiration date
Many things in life have an expiration date, like milk and medicine. Some friendships expire, too.
The relationship reset
Sometimes the emotional, frustrating, grief-laced and often crushing experiences that come with the ride of a difficult relationship cause us to want to get off the roller coaster and walk away. We don’t want to deal with the pain and process of working it out. Sometimes the anger we feel has us acting out in ways that make it hard…
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Becoming mentally strong
Becoming mentally strong requires us to develop regular, healthy habits of thought.
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Overcoming social anxiety
Social anxiety is one of the most common anxiety disorders. Dr. Linda Mintle addresses ways to overcome this type of anxiety.
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When we don’t have all the answers
If we're Christians, shouldn't we always have a profound answer to every question?
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