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571. Train up a child in the way he should go.. by Daniel Myers  
     Just when you think you have everything figured out, the Bible and its words are there, teaching, healing, convicting and blessing. I thought I was too old for a religious epiphany but that couldn't have been farther from the truth.
     
     
572. Are You Loving Others Enough? by Robert Baines  
     This article discusses the subject of loving others. Among the ideas noted are the importance of courtesy, evangelism, and reforming unloving systems.
     
     
573. A LOVING PEOPLE by willetta pilcher  
     God's love is unconditional. He loves because He chooses to love and it always seeks the best good of the other party. It is never selfish or self-serving. It includes direction, comfort, kindness, teaching, correction, testing, and discipline.
     
     
574. Supportive Relationships: How are You doing in this area? by Robert Baines  
     This articles discuss the subject of supportive relationships. Among the issues discussed are the importance of being a supportive friend, seeking supportive relationships, and not being afraid to stop what is not working.
     
     
575. Friends are Friends Forever until You've Had Enough of Them by Donna Schillinger  
     The TV show "Friends" ran a long time. For years, those six friends popped in on each other unannounced, loaned and borrowed, and as if they didn't get enough quality time together up in the apartments, they loved to meet downstairs at the coffeehouse where they could spend $4 on a 25-cent cup of coffee while hanging out with each other even more. That show had a lot of issues that kept it from being anything like reality, and one of them was that their familiarity seldom bred contempt. Oh, sure they were always arguing and there was always some drama, but in real life, the kind of intimate friendship the on-screen actors portrayed rarely lasts very long.
     
     
576. It's a Lonely World by Bob Valleau  
     Today's technology can aid us in our desire to connect and communicate. But it can never replace the real thing.
     
     
577. One Life At a Time by Bob Valleau  
     Each of us can make a difference in others -- one life at a time.
     
     
578. What Kind of Friend Are You? by Bob Valleau  
     There are three kinds of friends. Which one are you?
     
     
579. Construcive (vs Destructive) CommunicationTechniques by carlynn c  
     Wondering how to deal with difficult people? Or perhaps you're wondering why people avoid talking with you, about anything. Here are some tips on the three main communication types, and the one to use for best results for constructive dialogue and conflict resolution.
     
     
580. A Response is Required by Angela Willingham  
     First something has to be said in order for the person or hearer to hear. In part one of this article we talked about that. We said you better say something if you really want anything to change. It is crucial that you speak the truth in love if you really want the other person to hear what you are saying.
     
     
581. Relational Overdrafts by Angela Willingham  
     Most of us are very conscious of our bank accounts. We want to make sure that there is always enough money in the account to cover the checks we have written and the withdrawals we have made.
     
     The other day I had to ask myself, do we put that same effort into our relationships and what would happen if we did?
     
     
582. Some Thoughts Of Hope During Divorce by Marijo Phelps  
     Going through divorce? Let Him draw you closer!
     
     
583. Interview: The Wandering Jew travels the world for stories, Ben Harris of Jewish Telegraphic Agency, by Peter Menkin by Peter Menkin  
     An American journalist named Ben Harris, who works for Jewish Telegraphic Agency (JTA), is traveling the world in search of stories about Jews in their various communities. He says in his blog how unique this assignment has been.The blog has all the reports on his work as the "Wandering Jew,".
     
     
584. When The Bough Breaks by Genuine Suede  
     I can feel the bough breaking,
     caving under the weight,
     snapping,
     one screaming fiber at a time.
     
     
585. The Golden Rule of Relationships- by Angela Willingham  
     I feel like my spirit has been in a position of automatic forgiveness this week. Nothing seemed to bother me or be able to get me engaged in behavior or an attitude that would force me to have to seek forgiveness for not forgiving someone else and it was a rough week.
     
     
586. Love Like "The Notebook" by Lisa Holloway  
     When we mention the beauty of that love, we tend to imagine how wonderful it would be to have someone love us deeply, no matter what. But how do you learn to give that love to someone who makes you miserable?
     
     
587. Elizabeth Edwards: Don't feel sorry for me by Robert Randle  
     Few of us would forgive an indiscretion and it seems for quite a few, we wear our feelings on our shoulders. There is such an emphasis on "Love," that the attribute of loyalty is often overlooked. Someone might say that to love a person is to be loyal to them, but that is only wishful thinking because both terms are exclusive of the other. However, one could say that "loyalty" is the foundation on which Love is built, and without it, the house of love comes crashing down to the ground.
     
     
588. Something Fishy About Diversity by Alan Allegra  
     Diversity is a wonderful thing; it obviously pleases God. When we celebrate diversity, we should celebrate the God of diversity.
     
     
589. He's Working While We Wait by Shakera Reid-Stewart  
     "Why do I have to wait?" "Why do I have to wait so long?" and most importantly, "What am I waiting for?"
     
     
590. GOD...The Cure for Singleness by Cheryl Smith  
     We want what we want, when we want it. This includes a soulmate/companion. We are not willing to wait on God because the world tells us that singleness can be likened toa disease. Well my friends the only cure for that disease is GOD and not the world.
     
     
591. The Open Window by Sherrie Coronas  
     As Mandy reluctantly opened her car window to speak with a fellow church member, a blast of fresh air rushed in and hope found its way back into her hardened heart.
     
     
592. Relationships Based On Respect! by Angela Willingham  
     The bible is clear on God's definition of love. Love is defined in 1 Corinthians 13. That chapter is known by many of us as The Love Chapter. There is nothing left to the imagination as it relates to love.
     
     What about respect?
     
     
     
593. Relationships Based on Love by Angela Willingham  
     Love, Respect and Communication are all key components necessary for every good relationship. If you were to give all of your relationships a check up right now, what would you find? Are any of the key components missing? Is love evidenced in your relationships as identified
     
     
594. Experiment or Purposed! by Angela Willingham  
     This morning I was on my treadmill doing my 30 minute walk praying and meditating. Last night I did a video for the New Beginnings' homepage with His Royal Highness The Fitness Angel. I was sharing that we have a podcast we did in February about on-line dating.
     
     
595. Get Over It or Get Reconciled! by Angela Willingham  
     How do you handle an issue with a brother or sister, whether friend or foe? Matthew 5:23-24 gives us very specific instructions. It says, 23 -24"This is how I want you to conduct yourself in these matters. If you enter your place of worship and, about to make an offering, you suddenly remember a grudge a friend has against you, abandon your offering, leave immediately, go to this friend and make things right.
     
     
596. CHOOSING THE RIGHT SPOUSE by Anthony Osei Boateng  
     Many Christians have the notion that it is God who has to force them to marry one person or the other
     
     
597. DEALING WITH DIFFERENCES IN RELATIONSHIPS by Anthony Osei Boateng  
     Many couples tend to have long-standing quarrels over serious and trivial things. Differences arise as people move together. The most important thing however is how these differences are handled.
     
     
598. We Are Accepted! by Johnny Rivera  
     This article was written with the intent of bringing to light that God loves us unconditionally for all time and no matter how many times we blow it. It is about God loving us for what we are to Him and we are accepted by Him, even when the world rejects us.
     
     
599. Acknowledging the Huge Polka Dotted Pink Elephants by Bridgette Mongeon  
     Substance abuse is often a hush, hush issue in a family. It is as if there is a huge Elephant in the living room that no one talks about. Here are some steps to helping rid the family of the beast.
     
     
600. WHY SOME LOVING MEN AND WOMEN END UP WITH UNLOVING SPOUSES by Anthony Osei Boateng  
     People wonder why good and loving men and women mostly end up with unloving, unfaithful, cheating and bad men and women. This whole thing has to do with a misunderstanding of love and lust.
     
     

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