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Be RESOLVED Principle #2: Establish Behaviors not Byproducts

January 23, 2017 by Edwin Crozier Leave a Comment

What’s Wrong with Dieting?

I once heard a sadly accurate definition of “Diet.” A diet is a period of starvation preceding a gain of 10 pounds.

Though these articles really aren’t concerned with weight loss, the illustration provided by this definition is simply too good not to use to make today’s point. If we are going to stick with our resolutions and spiritual commitments, we need to learn to Establish behaviors not byproducts. Keep reading to find out why.

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Filed Under: God's Way for Our Lives, Growth Tagged With: Christian living, commitment, Growth, Marriage, resolutions, resolved

How to Avoid the #1 Communication Mistake that Destroys Relationships

September 19, 2012 by Edwin Crozier Leave a Comment

It happened again. You didn’t mean to say anything. You knew it would blow everything up. But someone had to do something. Someone had to man up and put so and so in his/her place. You were the only one with the guts to do it. You hated to hurt feelings, but someone had to say out loud what everyone else was thinking. And now, it’s all over but the crying. It doesn’t matter who is the other person in this scenario, husband, wife, child, parent, brother, sister, church-member, co-worker, employee, boss. It’s now a mess. The emotional mess is all over the place. There is psychological blood running on the floor. And now you wish you hadn’t said it, but you just didn’t know what to do. Someone had to say something. The question is did they have to say what you did?

Let’s talk about that.

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Filed Under: communication, God's Way for Our Congregations, God's Way for Our Family, God's Way for Our Lives, Husbands, Marriage, parenting, Personal Responsibility, Relationships, Wives Tagged With: boss, communication, conversation, employee, employer, Marriage, parenting, problem solving, Relationships, working

“How To Have that Difficult Conversation You’ve Been Avoiding”

January 11, 2012 by Edwin Crozier Leave a Comment

Last week was New Year’s and many of us resolved to watch less tv, read more books. Whether or not that’s the case for you, if you only have one book that you have time to read this year…well, of course, make it the Bible. But if you have time to read two books this year, I’d like to make a recommendation: How to Have That Difficult Conversation You’ve Been Avoiding by Drs. Cloud and Townsend.

Check out the video review by clicking the link below.

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Filed Under: book reviews, communication, God's Way for Our Congregations, God's Way for Our Family, God's Way for Our Lives, Growth, Husbands, Marriage, Raising Kids, Relationships, Wives Tagged With: Book Review, communication, confrontation, conversation, Henry Cloud, John Townsend, Marriage, Raising Kids, tough love, tough talks

The #1 Cultural Setback to a Biblical Family in America

November 14, 2011 by Edwin Crozier 10 Comments

No doubt there are numerous cultural setbacks to having a biblically based family here in America. We could talk about entertainment and the media. They’ve definitely caused a setback. We could talk about prosperity and materialism. That is killing American families. We could talk about the sexual revolution since the 60s. Wow! I’m sure it shocks you that I don’t think that one is the #1. But I was thinking about Proverbs 31 the other day and the #1 cultural setback became crystal clear to me. It may surprise you.

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Filed Under: God's Way for Our Family, Marriage, parenting Tagged With: America, bible-based family, biblical family, culture, families, family, Marriage, noble woman, Proverbs 31 woman, worthy woman

A Final 5 More Lies Pornography Tells Men

November 11, 2011 by Edwin Crozier 14 Comments

***WARNING: This is the third of three posts on this topic and I will repeat my warning. This post will be specific, factual, and even explicit. However, I will try not to be gratuitous or graphic. But if you normally let your kids read these posts, you may want to read it first. If you’re good with that, then click the “Continue Reading” link below.

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Filed Under: Christian living, Fathers, God's Way for Our Lives, Honesty, Husbands, Manhood, Marriage, Relationships, Sex and Sexuality Tagged With: bad sex, beating pornography, good sex, healthy sex, hot sex, hot women, how do I stop looking at pornography, Marriage, men, naked women, overcoming pornography, pornography, Relationships, sex, women

5 More Lies Pornography Tells Men

November 10, 2011 by Edwin Crozier 2 Comments

***WARNING: This is the second in a series of three posts on this topic. And I repeat yesterday’s warning. This post will be specific, factual, and even explicit. However, I will try not to be gratuitous or graphic. But if you normally let your kids read these posts, you may want to read it first. If you’re good with that, click the “Continue Reading” link below.

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Filed Under: Christian living, God's Way for Our Lives, Growth, health, Honesty, Husbands, Manhood, Marriage, Relationships, Sex and Sexuality Tagged With: bad sex, beating pornography, good sex, healthy sex, hot sex, how do I stop looking at pornography, husbands, Marriage, overcoming pornography, porn, pornography, pornos, Relationships, sex, wives

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