“Family”
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Graduating and Moving Home: Living with Parents Post-Graduation
Jessica Brest - April 23, 2019
What once was a normal environment at home can become a foreign one filled with questions and uncertainty. Jessica Brest shares how to navigate life at home after graduation.
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Is Technology Running Your Home?
Alisa Grace, Veola Vazquez - April 10, 2019
Technology is becoming more and more integrated into our lives. We encourage you to have a conversation with your spouse or your teenager or your child about how to use the technology.
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My Family Doesn't Know Me Anymore!
Tiffany Swafford - April 2, 2019
Dear CMR,
I am a college sophomore and I've been trying to move my relationship with my parents into an age-appropriate place. I don't live close to them and I am growing and changing in ways they aren't around to see. I still want them in my life but since we don't live close, how do I grow and encourage them to understand that I am changing and evolving?
Signed,
Taking On The World
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Is It Okay To Propose On The First Date?
Chris Grace, Tim Muehlhoff - March 6, 2019
"So we had our first date shortly after that camp. I proposed to him during that first date. So there you go...I do remember he dropped his fork back into his plate at that particular moment. So we didn't really talk about it again." Please allow us to introduce you to Mandy Catto. She will be a more regular voice here on the Art of Relationships podcast, as you will hear. In this podcast, we talk about how she met and married her husband, her journey from Scotland to Southern California, her thoughts on American dating culture, and the American church compared to the Scottish church.
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Me & You & A New Baby, Too
Alisa Grace - February 26, 2019
When kids first enter the picture, the focus is often on the mother's role in parenting which can leave the husband feeling isolated and useless. But, according to research a father actually has a big role to play!
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Inspire Him To Lead
Alisa Grace, Veola Vazquez - January 30, 2019
Does leadership always come naturally to men? What about spiritual leadership? In a family that lacks it, spiritual leadership can be a tricky dynamic to develop. How can a wife inspire her husband to spiritually lead the family? This discussion might just help with that.
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A Word To Occasionally Absent Fathers
Tim Muehlhoff - January 15, 2019
"Describe your father in one word." One by one, the all-male audience shouted out words like "disconnected; moody; short-tempered; encouraging; quiet; distant; friend; irritable; depressed; non-engaging."
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Thanksgiving Through The Eyes of Newlyweds
Ben and Nicole Longinow - November 20, 2018
We pray that what we have learned in our first year of marriage may be encouraging to you whether you’ve been married for fifty years or you’re not in a relationship at all.
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