Relationships are about giving appropriate honor to people.

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Once a parent, always a parent. Our roles as parents change as our kids grow older, but we still have tremendous possibilities for influencing our kids (and grandkids!), especially in faith.

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In the beginning God created the family, beginning with the first husband and wife–Adam and Eve. What can we learn about being better to each other from Scripture?

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Throughout the Bible we see examples of family members who are making the lives of other family members better.

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We spend so much time listening to ourselves, but rarely do we ever talk to ourselves. The Bible records several places where a writer talks to his soul. 

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God created us to be relational, and often the health of our soul is reflected by and/or influenced by the health of our relationships.

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It’s not about self-confidence, but about God-confidence. How much do we trust Him? And how much do we believe what He says to us and about us?

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God made us all to be image-bearers and worshipers, but then he made us unique in those roles So each of us then brings something unique to the world, but also to God.

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Any soul can be injured and feel the resulting pain. God knows that, and He offers both healing and comfort.

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A healthy soul is a soul that has learned to slow down the tempo, turn down the noise, and trim down the “important list”.

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