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Walking With a Friend Who’s Grieving a Divorce
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Genevieve’s voice poured through the phone to me. She’s going through court proceedings following a horrific divorce.

Love is an Ocean of ...
Are you tired of kissing all the wrong frogs and putting yourself out there? Struggling with unresolved family conflict? Or, just looking to walk with a friend who's hurting?
We all can't live without love--and yet, loving hurts! How can we keep on loving when it's tough? Let's explore these ideas together.

4 Myths We Hold Onto in Our Everyday Relationships
Whether it’s “family comes first”, or “a friend in need is a friend indeed”, there are certain relationship myths we all hold onto that significantly shape the way we relate to others—how we treat them, how much time and effort we give to them, what we expect of them.

What Keeps Us From Going Deep in Friendships
When I first found out that my thirdborn was a girl, a real part of me was afraid. I should have been happier to welcome a girl. But the thing is. . . female friendships had left me limping.

Beware of These Friendship “Spoilers”
Friendships are a wonderful gift from God–which is why it can be painful when they're sullied by these friendship "spoilers".

My Friend is Dating a Non-Christian. What Should I Do?
I was that friend who once dated a non-Christian. Let me tell you my story.

Can Guys And Girls Really Just Be Friends?
In this modern day and age of mixed signals between members of the opposite sex, how can we cultivate healthy intergender friendship?

Moving On From a Friendship Breakup
I’ve had my share of friendship “fades”, the kind of drifting apart that comes with growing up, moving away, getting married, having children.
But I’ve never had a friendship “breakup”.

What My Assumptions Taught Me About Judging Others
Some months ago, I noticed that an acquaintance had become distant and cold towards me. When I asked about it, the person told me that it was because I had overreacted about something during our last exchange. I understood their perspective and apologised, but it became clear that a point of no return had been reached for them.