Then I made the mistake of clicking on urban dictionary for the definition of a homemaker. It seems that a lot of feminist hate the idea of a homemaker and defined it is, in summary: an unemployed lazy women who waste her husbands money on things she doesn’t need and tries to make herself… Continue reading
Work Those Skills Wednesday: Compassion
By: Sharisse Scott Compassion is a Fashion! Do you wear yours well? Colossians 3:12 “Therefore, as God’s chosen people, holy and dearly loved, clothe yourselves with compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness and patience.” Keep this verse in your heart, and wear it on your sleeve! (pun intended😉) Try this: Communicate with compassion. Speak kindly to others.… Continue reading Work Those Skills Wednesday: Compassion
Change Your Words
“She opens her mouth in wisdom, and the teachings of kindness is on her tongue.” -Proverbs 31:26 Imagine if you could actually see every word that left your mouth. You could see the tone of which the word was spoken, the intent behind it and the affect it has. You could look at people and… Continue reading Change Your Words
Work Those Skills Wednesday-Saying “No” More
Saying no seems like it would be contradictory to improving communication. But often times we throw out our yeses and agree to things without fully thinking about what is being asked of us. This leads to either not fully committing or reluctantly following through. If we practice saying no more often, then we can reserve… Continue reading Work Those Skills Wednesday-Saying “No” More
Trigger Words- Shooting Down Communication in Your Marriage One Word at a Time.
Have you ever been in a heated argument with your husband and wondered, “How did we get to this point?” Chances are, he has too. It is likely that the two of you are using trigger words to set the other person off, turning a conversation or disagreement into a full-blown yelling match. Trigger words are… Continue reading Trigger Words- Shooting Down Communication in Your Marriage One Word at a Time.
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