Do you let your anger explode or do you turn it inward?
I’ve learned that neither method is wise.
Let anger explode, and you wound others. Turn it inward, and you wound yourself.
As a parent, you play a powerful role in teaching your children how to handle their anger. Even if you didn’t learn it well growing up, you can learn how to handle anger with God’s help.
Have you ever been deeply hurt by someone you believed to be a friend?
Several faces come to mind when I consider this question.
They have the same theme in common: I was dropped from the friendship like a hot potato, suddenly, without any warning.
These are friends with whom I shared my heart. Friends with whom I traveled, laughed, and enjoyed meals. Ones I invited to important events, and they invited me to theirs. Friends I thought would weather life’s changes with me and stick around.
I’m writing about the dangers of gossip and rumors at Women 2 Women Ministries today. Here’s a peek at my post, and I hope you’ll head over to read the rest.
I’m happy to write about the virtues of a salt-and-light home at Women 2 Women Ministries today. Here’s a peek at my post, and I hope you’ll head over to read the rest.
Do you want to know who to live a well-watered life? I have encouragement for you today!
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