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This is the True Key to Healing Broken Relationships
It’d be nice if healing a broken relationship could be achieved with the right Hallmark card and some beautiful flowers, but it doesn’t work that way. We must bring so much more to the table.
Fixing a broken relationship is a long process. Sometimes it can take months or even years. And because bringing together two people who have moved far apart takes tremendous time and effort, one must prepare accordingly. You wouldn’t take off hiking in the woods for two weeks with nothing but what you could fit into your pants pockets. You’d starve to death. Instead, you’d pack everything needed for going the long haul.
You must get ready for your big trip, and once you’re as prepared as you can be, you start by pacing yourself. You don’t start running. You don’t skip. What you do is walk at any easy, comfortable pace. You walk understanding that you have a long way to go. Same with a relationship you’re trying to heal. Take it slowly, an
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During the month of December, I am going to spend some extra time in prayer to find out how the Lord wants me to fine-tune the Always Faithful format. That means instead of doing a lot of live interviews I’m going to change it up a bit. I’ll still be in studio during each Saturday (Lord willing) but I felt this was a great time to catch up on sharing some more of the incredible interviews I was privileged to do at the International Christian Retail Show in June of this year.
This Saturday, December 7, I’ll share the time I spent with Nancy Alcorn & Stephen Arterburn. Nancy is the founder and president of Mercy Ministries, an international ministry that helps young women with life controlling issues. She will share about her recent release, “Mission of Mercy” and her own personal journey that led her into the ministry work she does.
“I never thought I’d share so many personal details of my life story and private trials…but it was time. Everyone has a ‘why’ behind their •
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