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Families go through seasons of change as children grow up and leave the home. However, if these transitions never take place, there can be problems. How can you address long-term, unhealthy patterns within your family? Learn from one mothers dilemma as June Hunt talks with her about healthy boundaries.

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When you set a boundary and then enforce the consequences when that boundary is broken, you can generally expect people to push back. This can be painful, and you can easily grow weary. Isnt it better to keep the peace? Gain a new perspective for standing firm in the face of attack, and learn how to do whats right regardless of the reactions of others. Its part of June Hunts biblical and practical series Boundaries: How to Set Them - How to Keep Them.

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Fences around a yard, curbs on the street, lines around a football field ... these are obvious boundaries. Crossing them comes with consequences. But what about personal boundaries - those limits in your life that cannot, or should not, be crossed by others? June Hunt helps us discover the truth about boundaries and what some people call tough love.

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Challenging circumstances are an everyday part of life. How do you respond to trials and suffering when there seems to be no end in sight? How do you persevere and hang on to hope? June Hunt looks to Gods Word for answers to these tough questions. Listen as she shares the inspiring story of Darlene Rose.

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It just doesnt seem fair at times. Good people face problems, illnesses, and severe trauma. Why is there suffering in the world? Why do good people face problem after problem? June Hunt explains how the hard times in your life are not wasted. There is a purpose in the pain.

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Everyone wants happiness and stability. So when you face an unexpected hardship, does it knock you off balance and leave you fearing the future? Listen as June Hunt shows how you can find true hope in the middle of tough times.

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Blythe* says that she has made a mess of her life with anorexia, excessive exercise and other obsessive behaviors. She admits that she feels worth something when her body looks a certain way. Listen as June talks about the lies that can lead to an eating disorder and the reality of our true worth.

*Names have been changed to protect the callers privacy.

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I feel out of control. I dont trust myself. Acknowledging these difficulties is Marys* first step toward a new life. She struggles with bulimia. The stigma of an eating disorder often keeps many women and men from getting the support they need. Listen as June Hunt offers help from Gods Word.

*Names have been changed to protect the callers privacy.

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Your longing for connection is natural. God placed within each of us a basic need for relationship. When you lose someone you love deeply, it feels like youve lost a part of who you are. How can you possibly fill this void? June Hunt gives you biblical hope and practical help for living alone and still finding contentment.

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Everyone experiences loneliness from time to time, but for some, isolation is a daily battle. When that lonely feeling starts to surface, its easy to try and fill the void with less-than-ideal options. June Hunt gives you hope from Gods Word as she presents the real and lasting solution for being alone but not lonely.