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Topics: Blame, Dating, Depression, In-laws, Adult Children, Triggers, Anger, Engagement
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In Hebrews 10:32-34, the author encourages believers to recall their past endurance through suffering and persecution, reminding them of their confidence in God’s promises. This reflection strengthens their resolve to persevere in faith, trusting in the eternal reward that awaits them.
Today, Pastor Jack teaches us that a Christian is salty by allowing the power of Jesus to always flow out of us. And, if we see ungodliness and wickedness, then we must do all we can to stop its poisoning effect.
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Loving and happy marriages are built on the simplest of things — commitment, accepting each other’s differences, selflessness, treating each other in an understanding way, and resiliency. Jim and Jean Daly and Greg and Erin Smalley share insights, humor and wonderful stories about what makes marriage work well.
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On today's FamilyLife Today episode, hosted by Dave and Ann Wilson, we continue the conversation with Bill and Pam Mutz, parents of 12 and grandparents to 37, focusing on their experiences with loss and God’s redemptive power. The episode delves into the tragic drowning of their 7-month-old son, Jonathan, and the loss of their granddaughter, Gracie, due to their daughter Carrie’s preeclampsia. Pam recounts the guilt and blame she faced after Jonathan’s accident, emphasizing Bill’s immediate forgiveness as a pivotal act of grace. The couple shares how God’s sovereignty and preparation sustained them, highlighting moments like a premonitory dream and scripture readings. They discuss avoiding fairness in parenting to reduce entitlement and the importance of looking forward to God’s purpose rather than dwelling on past pain. The episode underscores the theme of trusting God through grief, with Bill and Pam’s faith and forgiveness strengthening their marriage and ministry.
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