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Principles of Biblical Counselling

Posted on 19 October, 2013 by Jon Gleason

Lots of things pass for “counselling” in the world today. Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Conflict, counselling, excuses, Forgiveness, repentance, Scripture | 2 Comments

“Innocent Parties”

Posted on 11 March, 2013 by Jon Gleason

How often, in describing conflict (divorce or otherwise), do we expound (and perhaps expand) on the other person’s faults, and completely neglect our own? Continue reading →

Posted in Daily Christianity, Quick Thoughts | Tagged Conflict, Divorce, self-justification | 3 Comments

A Proverb for Today — Proverbs 13:10

Posted on 13 July, 2011 by Jon Gleason

“Humble pie” may taste horrible, but it’s one of the healthiest things we can eat. It helps us build an immunity to strife and conflict. Continue reading →

Posted in A Proverb for Today | Tagged Conflict, Humility, Pride, Proverbs | Leave a comment

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