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Getting Your Family Back on Track in 2021

Your family culture is a product of the small steps you take over time toward the direction you want to go. Naming your non-negotiables and making time for them will help because once the things that matter to you the most became a consistent part of your life, you won't feel hopeless or like a victim of your busy schedule.

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Bethany + Corey Adkins on Breaking Free from the Status Quo to Discover your Purpose

In general, every generation has a list of characteristics that define them. Each generation forms their identity based on a significant experience they have collectively had, such as war, social causes, and technology. This week’s guests, Bethany + Corey Adkins, are millennials who believe in breaking away from the status quo and taking whatever path they need to live out their purpose.

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Alli Worthington on Standing Strong in our Families

There isn't a rule book on how to do motherhood. But there are an awful lot of opinions from friends and family, our church community, and on social media about it. And as a result, many of us question the decisions we make, especially when they are not the same as everyone else's. However, we can be confident in the choices we make when we stand strong in what God calls us to do.

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Dorina Gilmore-Young on Faith, Family, Fitness, and Fun

Family culture is comprised of how a family relates to one another, works together, and achieves their goals. It also includes their values, the language they use, the activities they do together. These activities aren’t just about keeping busy and having fun. When you do them together, over a long period of time they become a part of who you are.

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Tony Merida and Christ Centered Conflict Resolution

Christ-centered conflict resolution is a timely topic because everywhere we turn there is conflict. Friendships and family relationships have become stained because we are not sure what to talk about with one another. And then when we finally bring up a subject that could be in the tiniest way debatable it all goes downhill from there. It doesn’t have to be that way.

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Janice Scholl on Money, Career, and Motherhood

Money can be an uncomfortable thing to talk about. Many moms would say that talking about money, career, and motherhood together is complicated. While other moms might say, it's unladylike or taboo to talk about how much money you make or how you spend it. But maybe the reason so many women lack confidence in handling finances, both their business and personal life, is that they are not talking about it enough.

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Valli Gideons on Setting the Bar High So Your Children will Rise

There’s no “one size fits all” when it comes to families. The diversity of family types, interests, beliefs, and values are endless. As first-time parents, you may know what you want your family to look like. But then often, things change, and it isn’t what you imagine. So what do you do then? You can choose to get stuck and stay in a place of discontent or regret... or you can pivot.

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Our Family's Post Quarantine Conversation

Back in March, everything changed. We went from living our "normal" lives to schedules wiped clean and social isolation, except for the people who live with us, being thrust upon us. Now that it is starting to feel like things are getting back to normal I thought it would be a great time to reflect on the experience with the Post Quarantine Conversations Starters I created.

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