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Change can happen whether we are ready for it or not. This episode examines Jesus’ preparation for what was ahead and connects it with the biblical meaning of anointing and being set apart. What must change, what must be released, and what preparation is necessary for the season ahead?

God has outline a process to restore broken relationships. This week's episode explains that process.

Have you ever made a mistake and hoped that the person you hurt would forgive you? How did that make you feel? If someone did something that hurt you or that you disagreed with, would you return the favor?

That's our focus for this week: understanding why it's important to let go of hurt and the impact forgiveness has on our relationships.

This week, we explore how toxic beliefs can damage relationships and make it difficult for people to truly forgive mistakes

In this episode, we explore the divine restoration process. Discover the process God used to restore His relationship with Israel and how those same principles can help us rebuild our relationships today. This is Part 1 of the series.

Biblical love is more than a feeling. It is a deliberate choice. In this episode, we explore what it means to choose people as our own, set our hearts toward restoration, remain merciful and kind, keep our promises, and stay committed through difficult circumstances. We conclude by examining the conditions for reconciliation and the questions each person must answer when seeking to restore a broken relationship.

How do we move from hurt to healing? This episode explores the transformation that takes place when anger is replaced with mercy, indifference with compassion, and abandonment with faithfulness. Through biblical examples including the woman caught in adultery, the Samaritan woman, the lepers, and Paul's conversion, we see how God's mercy restores broken lives and opens the door to reconciliation

Forgiveness is often easier to talk about than to practice. In this episode, we identify the major barriers that prevent reconciliation: anger, loss of respect, lack of accountability, refusal to reconcile, and abandonment. By examining God's interactions with Israel, we uncover why broken trust creates such strong emotional obstacles and how these barriers can prevent healing in our relationships.

What does it mean to love someone who has broken your trust? In this episode, we explore Hosea 3 and the powerful picture of God's relationship with Israel. Through the prophet Hosea, we discover that love for the unfaithful begins with a willingness to restore relationship. We examine the biblical concept of covenant, God's call for His people to return to Him, and how God's example challenges us to extend grace even when we've been hurt.

We close out this series by lookin at the needs of children and the role adults need to play in their lives. Also we look at what role children has to play in the family dynamic.