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- The Wounds of a Friend By:-Pastor Greg Baker
Much has been written on the subject of friendship. But one of the more overlooked aspects of friendship is the ability of that friend to hurt you. More than that though, there will be times a true friend must hurt you on purpose, and if they don't, they aren't your friend.
- Dealing With Unrealistic Expectations By:-Pastor Greg Baker
One of the great relationship destroyers is that of unrealistic expectations. Expecting something out of the relationship that the other is either ignorant of, unwilling to provide, or simply unable to provide. Frustration and anger is the result. This article deals with differing expectations and how to deal with them.
- Handling Criticism By:-Pastor Greg Baker
People will criticize you for all sorts of reasons. And if you take any sort of stand, good or bad, you will be criticized for it. But how you deal with it is a key to retaining sanity and an even disposition through life.
- How to Maintain Realistic Expectations Within Your Relationships By:-Pastor Greg Baker
Everyone enters a relationship with expectations. There is just no getting around this. Our own nature and desires form our ideas of what a good marriage means, what a friend ought to be, and even how children and parents ought to interact with each other. This article details a means of forming realistic expectations in any relationship.
- How to Handle Being Lied To By:-Pastor Greg Baker
Being lied to by someone we trust is devastating. Not only is your trust shattered, but your emotions end up on a pendulum that range from feeling small and insecure to fury. So how do you handle it? Read on.
- The Nature of Reconciliation in Relationships By:-Pastor Greg Baker
Many people who have injured or broken relationships want to be reconciled. The issue that separates them is often seemingly insurmountable. Trust, guilt, pain, and other factors affect our ability to reconcile. This article addresses the various aspects of reconciliation and what it may take to achieve it.
- An Effective Problem Solving Procedure For Relationships By:-Pastor Greg Baker
Every relationship has its problems. Solving these problems in the right way can actually make the relationship stronger, more durable, and give it more depth. This method is one I've developed over years of counseling, and I can guarantee that it can solve nearly any problem in your relationship if followed.
- Judge Not? By:-Pastor Greg Baker
We have all said and heard this phrase, "Don't judge!" But the truth is, we do all the time. In actuality, judging others is part of life. It is something that you won't escape no matter how many times you utter the said phrase. You'll do it too. In fact, even saying "Don't judge me!" is a judgment on the other person. You are judging them on their judgment of you. We need to learn to judge correctly.
- The Nature of a Misunderstanding By:-Pastor Greg Baker
Misunderstandings are perhaps the single greatest source of our arguments and fights with each other. They occur for many reasons. Understanding where they come from and how to avoid them will go a long way to strengthen relationships and avoid fights.
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