Wellness

Reconciling

When we confess our sins and repent, we are immediately reconciled to God. Within our interpersonal relationships, however, reconciliation might not happen, might be limited in scope, or might be fully completed.

Preventing Adoption Disruptions: Essential Counseling Strategies

Adoption disruptions refer to situations where an adoption is halted after the child is placed in the adoptive home but before the legal adoption is finalized. These disruptions can have significant financial, emotional, and psychological consequences for the family, and most importantly, for the child.

Creating Shared Meaning

Shared meaning addresses a sense of greater purpose and answers the question: What is our mission or legacy?

Unlocking the Quiet Power: Introverts’ Guide to Making New Friends

For introverts, expanding your friend group is about finding balance—leveraging your innate qualities while gently stretching your comfort zone.

Getting Active

It is time for church leaders to consider ways to be getting active, both for their overall health and the management of illness.

Supporting Your Family Through Church Leadership Crisis

Supporting your family during a church leadership crisis requires compassion, communication, and practical strategies.

Hearing God—A Way of Life

Hearing God is rooted in a lifelong, interactive relationship of communication, intimacy, living in the will of God, and learning to live with God’s voice.

Unlock Joy: Delighting and Secure Attachments

Delighting, as a deliberate practice, leverages the power of emotional and neurological synchronization to enrich relationships and enhance individual well-being.