This valuable insight has helped me navigate many conflicts in a godly way. I think it will help you also.

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Every family will experience trials and storms. That is guaranteed. The question is, "Will we lead well through those times?" This podcast can help.

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Did you know there are five different levels of communication? Understanding them will make you more self-aware and help make your family more unified.

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In this life lesson leadership lesson, we talk about how wisdom leads to justice, but lack of wisdom can lead to feelings of injustice.

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Leaders understand what they can and cannot do. In this episode we will reflect on Jesus' words on his final night and how they help us think about our own work.

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Planning your time can be difficult when you have to create your own structure. Here are some suggestions.

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The insight from this podcast is worth its weight in gold. I messed up plenty of times delegating. You don't have to make the same mistake.

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Good leadership requires courage to do hard things. This courage will help us manage our households well.

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The most important thing we can understand is the substitutionary atonement of Jesus Christ for our sins. Learn a simple help from the crucifixion story in Luke 23.

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Big days can bring big stresses with our older children. Here are some approaches to avoid and others to embrace.

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