Relationships
Your conversion is a personal affair — no one can discount it. Yet you want your loved ones to experience what you’ve experienced. Telling your family about your faith is full of risk and adventure.
Our ability to love others who have sinned against us flows out of our real experience of Jesus forgiving our own sins. If we find it impossible to love one who has hurt or wronged us, it is probably because we refuse to forgive that person.
Your closest and most supportive campus friendships don't need to stop with graduation.
A series of journal entries about God, dating, singleness and the future.
Family relationships offer both joy and pain. Brokenness and dysfunction can seriously affect our relationship with God.
Forgiveness is the key to healing.
Forgiving a parent is never easy, but it can be done, and it starts with us.
Forgiveness as a theme for a chapter outreach event.
A son is called to see his dying father, but hurt and anger from the past are getting in the way.
Fiction: Erick wasn’t going to give up his plans for someone he barely knew—even if he was a Christian brother.
Praising one another is like praising God, because we're talking about his sons and daughters.
A poem about relationships.
Help for couples who are dating, whether just starting out or about to be engaged.
Christian men wrestle with very basic relational questions. Some of these questions live in our souls at the most existential level.
Nobody wants to be the subject of gossip! Here are 3 ingredients to remove the juiciness from gossip and instead create dry, tough gossip jerky.
The question is not, "Which relationships will I pursue?" but rather, "How will I conduct myself in my relationships?"
Don't apply the "cheap and easy" mentality of consumerism to relationships with God and each other.
What do you do when someone surprises you with harsh words of correction?
Being the peacemaker isn't always easy, but it's worth the risk.
The world is filled with ideas about what a real leader is, but most of them are dead wrong. Here is a different view.
How can you care for others in the kingdom and help them become better disciples of Jesus Christ?
Having friends and being friends are two very different things.
Sidebar to "The Art of Friendship"
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How one student is crossing cultural barriers at Appalachian State U.
First day in a gospel choir.
Cliques: Are they a problem in your chapter?
Even the close-knit communities that seem to have it all together may be carrying around a lot of hurt underneath it all. How can the past hurts be put aside and be replaced with intimacy?
What do you do when your chapter grows and grows--and the older students don't like the disturbance in their pre-existing community?
Building community on a lonely campus
Are you a good small-group member?
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