Finding Family Values in the Midst of the Holidays Mr. Green before Christmas, we opened our home for a Sunday afternoon open house for our church family, from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m., friends and neighbors came and went, laughter filling… Read More »When Christmas Brings Us Together
I was in the sixth grade when one Christmas quietly reshaped how I understand family. I don’t remember many Christmases from my childhood—but I remember the one where laughter filled the room. In our house, we opened gifts on Christmas… Read More »When Family Joy Breaks Through
There’s absolutely nothing wrong with loving yourself. But if your confidence crosses over into self-importance — especially if it has a negative impact on others — the way you act very well may veer into egotistical territory (Bustle). I’ve looked… Read More »Egotism: An Exaggerated Self-Importance
Sad that peoplle are so self-centered and Selfish How one overlooked habit nearly cost me more than money We don’t always recognize selfishness in the mirror. It often wears justifications, good intentions, or family tradition. But make no mistake: selfishness,… Read More »Selfishness: The Silent Wrecking Ball of Relationships
By Ron McElfresh 📖 Catch up on last week’s blog on anger: ronmcelfreshwriter.com “Ronnie, you don’t love me, or you wouldn’t run off when I need you most.” “I hit you because you upset me. Don’t do that again, or… Read More »The Reality of Manipulation