godly relationships

Breaking down our walls of resentments is an on going, almost daily, process for several reasons. Last time we introduced the process of listing our…

We could subtitle this tool:  Managing My Memories.           In an earlier lesson we learned we can forgive even though we cannot forget. It was…

 As we go through life we build walls of resentments that are designed to protect us from hurt, rejection, fear, loneliness and other circumstance related…

In my seminary course on sermon preparation the author of the book made an interesting statement in his introduction. He said, “Words do not have…

Unresolved anger and unresolved resentments are two major sources of unresolvable problems. In the previous article we labeled them as junk in our trunk. Unless…

Like many vehicles human life, figuratively speaking, runs on four tires delineated as physical, mental, emotional and spiritual. To illustrate this principle consider a common…

 Editor’s Note: This is Part 9 of Reverend Lacy’s ongoing series of Godly relationships and you can find the entire series under his page here….

What is on the inside of you makes a difference in what you hear. What you just read you are processing through what you know…

This tool, coupled with the two preceding tools: Anger Wants Someone Else to Pay; and The Bowl that Holds the Acid (Anger) is Eaten by…