Choose Another Way
It’s easy to get caught up in the drama when someone pushes your buttons or you feel used, abandoned, mistreated, or hurt. As a child of God, you can choose another way. . .
It’s easy to get caught up in the drama when someone pushes your buttons or you feel used, abandoned, mistreated, or hurt. As a child of God, you can choose another way. . .
The word for, by itself, seems to be somewhat meek and mild. But to be for someone is a powerful act. And it’s the key to beautiful and meaningful relationships. . .
Make every effort to speak, act, and be friends to others in such a way as to lead to peace instead of discord. And build others up instead of tearing them down. . .
If you have a consistent history in your relationships of quarreling, fighting, and relational disorder, check your heart for selfishness or jealousy. If you need to confess sin in your heart, do, then ask God for wisdom. . .
Don’t be deceived by reducing love to feelings. If you do, your relationships will be tossed by the winds of every circumstance. . .
Isolation is a dangerous way to live. We are most vulnerable when alone, and most susceptible to temptation. Do not estrange yourself from the body of Christ. . .
Loving your enemies. It’s easier said than done, for sure. But God longs for relationships to be restored, for love to flow and for the reward to be great for all involved. . .
What can you do if you clash with a coworker? Try practicing the traits of gentleness, humility, and mercy and make the workplace a better place to be. . .
Do you often find yourself saying words you wish you could take back, words you would never have spoken under different circumstances? Ask God to change your speech and your attitude. . .
The beginning of a new year is a good time to consider those to whom you have yet to extend forgiveness. . .