Rick Thomas | Your Daily Drive

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The first step in resolving relational conflict with someone is to examine your heart, while addressing your attitude toward the person in which you have conflict.

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This podcast answers the following questions: How do you counsel a self-righteous person? I'm thinking of a person who is not concerned with the Kingdom of God but more with the kingdom of self, especially a Christian who doesn't have a Gospel-centered motive. They have a lot of pride and they are not easy to teach. They want life to be a certain way, and they are not considering God's will. How do you help or rescue a person who is self-centered?

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Would you be willing to write something about living with an immature husband and how to biblically respond to him? Here are seven things for your consideration.

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This podcast presents the interplay between our spiritual and physical lives, which I categorize as character and competency issues. Our job is to discern what a person can repent from v. a God-given ceiling from which the person cannot change.

Paul gives us three people groups in 1 Thessalonians 5:14 and how to respond to them. This podcast talks about those people groups: (1) Idle: the behavioral sinner, (2) Fainthearted: the small-souled person, and (3) Weak: a person with physical limitations, and the interplay our our responses to them.

“And we urge you, brothers, admonish the idle, encourage the fainthearted, help the weak, be patient with them all.” - 1 Thessalonians 5:14

Some of the toughest people to try to help are those who refuse to help themselves. There is a way to think about and come alongside these people.

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This podcast answers the question about how to build a marriage that lasts. You see this idea in Hebrews 12:2:

“Looking to Jesus, the founder and perfecter of our faith, who for the joy that was set before him endured the cross, despising the shame, and is seated at the right hand of the throne of God.”

Like driving a car at night, where you're looking over the hood at your present surroundings, you're also keeping the destination in mind. A good marriage is working in the present, while keeping an eye on the long-term goal.

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This podcast answers the following: I’m concerned about what you stated about being disciplined and not procrastinating. I have always done better with accountability and have had times of consistent discipline in routine and time management but it’s an area of struggle.

I greatly desire to grow in this area and I have a heart to encourage others in Gods truth. I need consistent encouragement and correction right now in my life as well. Have you had anyone be able to get through your program by growing in these areas as they went through it?

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God is extremely pleased with the works of His Son. He is so pleased with Jesus that He will fully accept anyone who accepts what Christ has done.

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This podcast is in response to a question about whether the terms legalism or liberalism are the best ways to describe the religious experience.

Most of my marriage counseling is either with couples who have been married five years or less or fifteen years or more. That is not an absolute rule, but a general one.

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