Tag Archives: Relationships Matter

Why is Age Important?

This is a repost from Nov 7, 2016 Why do we have ages? What difference does age make? Obviously time does pass and we do change with “age,” yet what is age really? And how does it affect the way … Continue reading

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Winning Friends While Not Compromising Your Christianity

I’ve recently been reading Dale Carnegie’a book How to Win Friends and Influence People. There are many tools he suggests that have a lot of merit. He talks about how if you express genuine interest in someone else, smile, remember … Continue reading

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Assumptions that Turn Into Lies

It’s often startling to realize the amount of influence our preconceived ideas have over the way we respond to things like someone’s youth, singleness, physical or mental handicap, alternative education, ethnicity, etc. What is even more startling is our lack … Continue reading

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As A Believer Do You Have Belongingness?

I know, right about now some of you are probably like “belongingness” is that even a word? Actually, yes, it is. It’s also something that really needs to be talked about in relation to Christianity and more particularly in the … Continue reading

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Connecting Beyond Social Media

People talk about “Facebook Perfect” or “Instagram Perfect” or (Fill in whatever social media platform you’re currently using) Perfect, and the reason for this is that culturally we do recognize that social media can create a false impression of people’s … Continue reading

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Living as the Loved: A Memorial to Lizzy

I couldn’t find words to post last week. Grief has a way of stripping words from us. You see, a dear friend of mine pass away on October 21st. Legally her name was Elizabeth, but I always called her Lizzy. … Continue reading

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Who Do Millennials Listen To?

The post below is one I originally published October 1, 2018, and I think it is even more relevant now than it was then. We are a culture steeped in lies. Millennials expect deception and disregard; they need people willing … Continue reading

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A Dose of People For Your Health

Did you know that there is something called “Touch Starvation” which can lead to depression? The quote below is from an article entitled “Touch starvation is a consequence of COVID-19’s physical distancing” written by Shanley Pierce, published May 15, 2020 … Continue reading

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Helping God’s Way

Have you ever been helping someone and really wished you could make them make the right decisions? Helping people is a messy business, because unlike working with items or technology, where you can count on them staying in place or … Continue reading

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For the Love of God, Respond.

Have you ever sent someone an invitation, request, or question and gotten no response but instead simply been left hanging? In the age of easy social media, instant e-mail, and phone messaging, one might think responding would be more likely … Continue reading

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