I learned some things while I was away. We should talk about that.
Some sins are obvious, but there are some sins that are sneaky. We should talk about how to recognize and remedy (or prevent) those sneaky sins.
“Trigger” has become a buzzword, but we should talk about what is and is not a trigger. Also, let’s talk about how to resolve and not just recognize triggers.
We should talk about how the best and worst of us are on display through our kids and why certain behaviors “trigger” negative responses from us.
Success has a definition, and you decide what it is. We should talk about why you may be feeling like a failure.
Pride can be sneaky. We know pride isn’t profitable, but the problem is we may not realize all the ways we’re being prideful.
Just because it’s right for right now, doesn’t mean it’s right for always. Talk with me as I tell the events leading to relationships and music releases and trusting God’s timing.
Frogs, mosquitos, prayer time, my top 9, and so much more. You submitted the questions, we should talk about some things!
The Bible lists more abominations than we talk about and there’s a reason why we don’t talk about them. We should talk!
Christian conduct is plainly outlined in scripture and applicable to our every day lives. Let’s talk about it.
Titus has a theme of how knowing Jesus should change our behavior, our households, and our culture. Study the Bible with me.
Let’s study the Bible together! Let’s consider the context of the scriptures and how they can apply to our everyday lives. We should talk!
Influence is a double edged sword. We should be aware of both sides before we seek to wield it.
Dissociating is becoming more common. We should talk about positive uses and negative consequences.
Knowing God’s voice can be as simple as ABC and DEF. We should talk about it!
What do Ms. Frizzle, Bacon, Socrates, and Toyota have in common? We should talk about the common denominator!
Certain people tend to end up with certain people. Let’s talk about why the parentified daughter often ends up with the passive and avoidant son.
“Parentification” is a recent buzzword, but it’s been around a while. Let’s talk about where it came from, what it means, and how to handle it. We should talk!