Extending grace to people who hurt us is never easy to do. But Jim Daly shares why forgiveness won’t erase your suffering, it will make it possible for you to move forward toward peace.

 

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Extending grace to people who hurt us is never easy to do. But Jim Daly shares why forgiveness won&rsquo;t erase your suffering, it will make it possible for you to move forward toward peace.
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In just 90 seconds, get practical marriage and parenting help from Focus on the Family president Jim Daly. The biblical wisdom from this podcast provides bite-sized encouragement that helps busy Christian families thrive together in Christ.

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Wounds in Sand, Grace in Stone

You and I may not be heroes who wear capes or consider ourselves special, but the world needs us. Jim Daly encourages you to believe that you can step up and become a hero in your family and in your community.

 

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You and I may not be heroes who wear capes or consider ourselves special, but the world needs us. Jim Daly encourages you to believe that you can step up and become a hero in your family and in your community.
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Hollywood Hero

Married couples who refuse to admit they’re wrong have a hard time settling disagreements. What’s the answer? Jim Daly explains how couples can learn to see through each other’s eyes.

 

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Married couples who refuse to admit they&rsquo;re wrong have a hard time settling disagreements. What&rsquo;s the answer? Jim Daly explains how couples can learn to see through each other&rsquo;s eyes.
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Through Your Spouse's Eyes

How do you help a child develop the strength to face adversity? Jim Daly says, “Ask yourself, ‘What am I depositing into my child’s emotional bank? Things that tear them down? Or things that build them up?’”

 

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How do you help a child develop the strength to face adversity? Jim Daly says, &ldquo;Ask yourself, &lsquo;What am I depositing into my child&rsquo;s emotional bank? Things that tear them down? Or things that build them up?&rsquo;&rdquo;
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