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Blog Entry | Youth Leaders >
Posted by Youth Ministry
Abercrombie And Fitch’s Semi-Apology Didn’t Go Over Too Well ...
Blog Entry | News >
Posted by Mike Liebler
Abercrombie And Fitch’s Semi-Apology Didn’t Go Over Too Well ...
Article | Devotionals >
If God knew humanity was going to be sinful, why'd we get created in the first place? ...
Blog Entry | Spiritual Growth >
Posted by Andy Braner
Last week I veered from my normal airline arrangements, and I took American Airlines instead... ...
Article | Inspiration >
How do you handle making an apology, by feigning injury or owning up to your mistakes? ...
Blog Entry | Christian Living >
Posted by Amber Dobecka
Last night, my husband and I had a fight, and I cried. Three things seem to push and shove their way between us, causing tension. Every time, these three hiccups end up making me cry.  1. Invalidated feelings 2. A forced apology 3. Awkward endings to the argument These situation ...
Blog Entry | Christian Living >
Posted by Elisabeth Corcoran
Reprinted by permission of Leslie Vernick (http://www.leslievernick.com/). I wish I would’ve written this. Last month I blogged about safety being the number one priority and first step we need to take as Biblical counselors when working with a couple in a destructive marriage. Words of ...
Blog Entry | Christian Living >
Posted by Amber Dobecka
Last night, my husband and I had a fight, and I cried. Three things seem to push and shove their way between us, causing tension. Every time, these three hiccups end up making me cry.  1. Invalidated feelings 2. A forced apology 3. Awkward endings to the argument These situation ...
Blog Entry | Christian Living >
Posted by Amber Dobecka
My husband and I have issues. No matter which trivial thing we're arguing about, the point when everything escalates usually erupts from a lack of an apology. Women's feelings are much more robust than men's. Maybe that's not an unconditional statement, but for the general population, I t ...
Blog Entry | Family >
Posted by Sally
I may owe an apology to some of my swimmers.  Each season, I have had a new pet peeve regarding something they do or say.  Last season it was, "I'm not feeling it, coach." I hated hearing those words.  It was bad enough at practice, when I would give ...