“Friendship”

To be human is to wrestle with the reality of evil. Dr. Tim Muehlhoff opens a series about what to do when evil, pain, and suffering occur in marriage.

You’re happy for your friends, but when you’re not dating or your relationship is not moving to the next step, it can be hard not to feel some jealousy. Read more for 4 ways to make it through the wedding season.

In this video, Dr. Tim Muehlhoff shares two practical ways to help you bless those who insult you.

Conflict is a part of every friendship, working relationship, and marriage. But when it comes to disagreements, how can you know which fights are worth having, and which ones are worth letting go? In this video, Dr. Tim Muehlhoff shares two criteria to guide your decision.

Friends: not just a classic TV show, but some of the most important people in our lives. Friendships should be fulfilling, stabilizing, and healthy, but that’s not always the case. When someone crosses your personal boundaries, you can start to feel hurt or angry. In our newest video, we’ll discuss how you can keep your friendships healthy, and how you can maintain good boundaries.

The essential first step in crafting a difficult conversation is to reclaim a healthy respect for the power of words. When preparing to engage another in a difficult conversation we must acknowledge and anticipate the impact our words could have on another. 

When there’s a problem in your relationship, how do you respond? By shutting down? Yelling? Criticizing? Giving up? The way you communicate with your partner can be one of the most influential factors in how well you manage conflict. So check out our newest video, where we show you how to avoid destructive pitfalls in difficult conversations.

Dr. Chris Grace breaks down 5 qualities of a happy marriage.