Have you ever wondered why you do the things you do? Have you ever wanted to change the way you are? I think most of us are this way. We know things about ourselves that we do not prefer and would like to change. That is normal. It is human.

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Who do you think of when you think about a great person? What I’m really asking is how do you define true greatness? It is the things people do that make them great. Great people do great things. Who impresses you as being truly great?

Before Muhammad Ali was considered the greatest of all time, he was an up and coming boxer named Cassius Clay. I knew him then. I’m that old. I’m from that generation. I was a child when people were small and the world was big. In my day, there were few giants in the land.

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To solve your problems you have to start at the right place. How you begin problem-solving will determine how you will end. There is a unique first step, and it flows out of your worldview--the way you view your problems.

Sound counseling can guide you but it might not give you exactly what you want. To help guard your heart against false assumptions these things will help.

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One of the most exciting and bittersweet times in your child's life is when you walk her through the sex talk. It's the season you lead her into adulthood.

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The sex talk is a transitional time in a child’s life, but long before you have the talk, he will have a worldview in place that will process what you’re telling him. That worldview is formed by his home environment.

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Is there a terrific way to introduce the sex talk to your child? Every parent is faced with the challenge, though every parent does not think about sex the same way. I suspect if you brought the talk up to a group of adults, there would be a mixed bag of responses.

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My son has been in marriage training since he was three years old. The hope is by the time he ties the knot, the art of husbandry will be second nature.

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Statistically speaking the chances of your son or daughter being married is higher than them being single. This is not inside information. It’s public knowledge. Boys like girls and girls like boys, and most boys and girls will tie the knot in holy matrimony.

Though the idea of marriage is becoming more and more confused in our culture, it’s still a popular notion, especially in the Christian community. Every parent is given approximately two decades to prepare a child for the most challenging, rewarding, and longest relational context that he will experience.

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The goal of parenting is to release a child into adulthood as a man or woman living under God's authority. This parenting process happens in three stages.

The first stage is the dependent stage. The second is the interdependent stage, and the last one is the independent stage.