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By Karla DowningRecently published1 topic

Christian Codependency: How to Recognize Burnout

Are you looking for Christian codependency help that will enable you to recognize burnout? "Burnout" occurs when you have pushed yourself too far for too long (usually because you believe you have no other choice and God wants you to), and as a result you find yourself emotionally, physically, spiritually, and/or relationally spent. It is important to know how to recognize burnout so you can make adjustments before there are long-term negative consequences to your ministry, job, business, body, or relationships. Here are the signs:

Primary topic: Relationship Advice

Relationship Advice

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By Karla DowningRecently published1 topic

Christian Relationship Help: Five Characteristics of a Narcissist

This Christian relationship help will enable you to recognize five characteristics of a narcissist. Narcissism is difficult to deal with in relationships and recognizing it will enable you to respond differently to it. Jesus was constantly aware of what was in the heart of the people he dealt with. He knew when people were willing to hurt him, when people were insincere, when people were manipulating him, and when people were pretending. You need to know who you are dealing with so you can respond in a way that is wise. Here are five characteristics of a narcissist:

Primary topic: Relationship Advice

Relationship Advice

2,200 views

By Karla DowningRecently published1 topic

Christian Relationship Help: Four Tips for Dealing With Difficult In-Laws

Are you looking for Christian relationship help in dealing with your difficult in-laws? Are you wondering how God wants you to deal with them? God wants you to respond in a way that protects your marriage instead of damaging it. Here are four tips you can use to deal with difficult in laws that will minimize the damage they can do to your life and marriage. Interestingly, they all have to do with your response to them since you cannot force them to change:

Primary topic: Relationship Advice

Relationship Advice

2,178 views

By Karla DowningRecently published1 topic

Setting Boundaries With Your Adult Children - How Much Involvement Is Enough?

How much involvement is enough when setting boundaries with your adult children? Just enough! You raise your children with the idea that when they tu 18, they will be completely independent with the exception of possibly paying for college. But just because a child turns 18 doesn't mean parenting isn't wanted or needed. What it does mean is that the relationship between a parent and an adult child needs to be different than the one between a parent and a minor child. This is a particularly relevant question for adult children with problems.

Primary topic: Relationship Advice

Relationship Advice

2,152 views

By Karla DowningRecently published1 topic

Three Signs That You Haven't Forgiven Your Offender

It isn't always easy to know when you have actually forgiven someone, especially when it is someone close to you and the emotions run deep and the relationship is complicated. God commands you to forgive, if you want to be forgiven by him (Matthew 6:14-15), so it is important to know how to identify when you haven't forgiven. Here are the three signs that you haven't forgiven your offender:

Primary topic: Relationship Advice

Relationship Advice

2,057 views

By Karla DowningRecently published1 topic

6 Scriptural Misunderstandings of Christian Codependency

The following 6 Scriptural misunderstandings form the basis of Christian codependency. They show how inaccurate Scriptural understandings contribute to Christian codependency. The cure is an accurate understanding of what the Bible says about ourselves and how we are to value ourselves compared to others in relationships. Here are the 6 Scriptural misunderstandings:

Primary topic: Relationship Advice

Relationship Advice

2,049 views

By Karla DowningRecently published1 topic

Christian Codependency: Are You a Mary or Martha in Your Relationships?

Are you struggling with Christian codependency? Answering these questions will help you determine whether you are a Mary or Martha in your relationships. In Luke 10:38-42, Jesus and his disciples were guests in the home of two sisters, Mary and Martha. Mary sat at Jesus' feet enjoying his company while Martha worked to make all the preparations to take care of the guests. When Martha complained, Jesus responded by saying, "You are worried and upset about many things, but only one thing is needed. Mary has chosen what is better, and it will not be taken away from her" (verses 41-42, NIV).

Primary topic: Relationship Advice

Relationship Advice

2,006 views

By Karla DowningRecently published1 topic

Christians and Boundaries: What Would Jesus Do in Your Difficult Relationship?

Boundaries in relationships aren't always easy to figure out due to the many complicated dynamics that can exist. Christians are conce ed with making choices in relationships that follow biblical principles to please God. It is helpful to look at how Jesus demonstrated boundaries in his relationships as an example of what we should do in ours.

Primary topic: Relationship Advice

Relationship Advice

2,004 views

By Karla DowningRecently published1 topic

Setting Boundaries With Your Adult Children The Way God Sets Boundaries With His Children

Christians aren't the only people who need boundaries--everyone does--but when setting boundaries, Christians want to feel assured that the choices they are making are pleasing to God and biblically based. Knowing how God sets boundaries with you as his child helps you know how to set boundaries with your adult children.

Primary topic: Relationship Advice

Relationship Advice

1,975 views

By Karla DowningRecently published1 topic

Christian Relationship Help: Healthy and Unhealthy Triangulation in Dysfunctional Families

Triangulation in dysfunctional families can be healthy and unhealthy. There are many ways you can "triangulate" which simply means to get involved in a relationship between two people in an attempt to fix it. Dysfunctional family dynamics give you many opportunities to get involved some of which are okay and some not okay. Triangulation isn't healthy if: - It prevents two people from talking directly. - It enables a person to continue doing something wrong because of your intervention.

Primary topic: Relationship Advice

Relationship Advice

1,947 views

By Karla DowningRecently published1 topic

Forgiveness: Five Christian Misunderstandings About Forgiveness

Forgiveness is an important part of the teachings in the Christian faith. However, there are five commo Christian misunderstandings about forgiveness that result in people misapplying it to their relationships.

Primary topic: Relationship Advice

Relationship Advice

1,938 views

By Karla DowningRecently published1 topic

Christian Codependency: Does God Want You To Be Codependent?

Are you looking for help for your Christian codependency? If so, do you wonder if God wants you to be codependent? Christian codependents tend to overly give, ignore their own needs, tolerate mistreatment, and lose themselves while believing God is pleased with them. Many of the beliefs people commonly hold about what the Bible teaches about relationships appear to support the view that God wants us to be codependent. These four Scriptural teachings are often taken out of context and applied in ways that are unhealthy and unbalanced:

Primary topic: Relationship Advice

Relationship Advice

1,924 views

By Karla DowningRecently published1 topic

Speaking The Truth In Love - Refuse To Argue Or Defend Your Truth

Do you struggle with speaking the truth in love in your relationships? If you answered yes, this biblical truth and tip will help you by showing you how to learn to refuse to argue or defend your truth.

Primary topic: Relationship Advice

Relationship Advice

1,912 views

By Karla DowningRecently published1 topic

Christian Codependency: 10 Things Codependents Must Do to Change

There are 10 things Christian codependents must do to change the patterns that keep them reacting codependently in life and relationships. If you are a codependent, you live your life focusing on other people. In order to change, you must take the focus off others and put the focus onto your own life by doing the following 10 things:

Primary topic: Relationship Advice

Relationship Advice

1,867 views

By Karla DowningRecently published1 topic

Christian Codependency: Four Things to Do to Stop Triangulating in Your Relationships

If you are looking for help with your Christian codependency, this article will help you by providing four things to do to stop triangulating in your relationships. You triangulate when you enter into a relationship dynamic between two other people in an attempt to fix the problem. Here are some things you may do that are triangulating: • Holding a resentment toward or punishing someone for what is done to another. • Speaking for someone rather than letting the person speak for himself/herself.r

Primary topic: Relationship Advice

Relationship Advice

1,845 views

By Karla DowningRecently published1 topic

Setting Boundaries With Your Adult Children: Five Ways God Wants You To Parent Your Adult Child

Are you wondering about setting boundaries with your adult children? Parenting your adult child sounds like an oxymoron. The two really shouldn't go together, but they often do. There is an epidemic of children eighteen years and older (even much older) that still require involvement from their parents in their lives and want support in the form of a place to live, money, training, and emotional energy. This requires a plan and an understanding of the ways adult children should be parented. Here are five ways God wants you to parent your adult child:

Primary topic: Relationship Advice

Relationship Advice

1,791 views

By Karla DowningRecently published1 topic

Christian Marriage Help: Change Yourself, Not Your Spouse

This Christian marriage help will enable you to take back your power to change your life whether your husband or wife changes or not. The problems in your marriage are real and the changes you want your spouse to make are most likely reasonable. The dilemma that you have is that you can't make him or her change and as long as you are waiting for change and pushing for change, you are stuck in the same patterns.

Primary topic: Relationship Advice

Relationship Advice

1,763 views

By Karla DowningRecently published1 topic

Identify Four Misbeliefs You Need to Change to Detach From False Guilt - Christian Codependency

Here's another help to overcome Christian codependency: Identify four common misbeliefs you need to change to detach from false guilt. Guilt is meant to help us identify when we have done something wrong. Guilt can be experienced as a physical pain, a nagging sense that something is wrong, a strong feeling that won't go away, a mental conviction, or a prickling of the conscience. Because guilt is associated with the assumption that we have done wrong, we assume that whenever we encounter guilt that it means we are guilty. This isn't necessarily true.

Primary topic: Relationship Advice

Relationship Advice

1,728 views

By Karla DowningRecently published1 topic

Christian Relationship Help: How Core Wounds Trigger Overreactions In Relationships

Are you looking for Christian relationship help that shows you how core wounds trigger overreactions in relationships? Childhood leaves us each with core wounds. These core wounds or core issues resurface repeatedly in relationships. They typically form the basis of overreactions to things that the other person does.

Primary topic: Relationship Advice

Relationship Advice

1,716 views

By Karla DowningRecently published1 topic

Christian Relationship Help: Five Signs You Are Enabling Your Parents

This Christian relationship help will give you five signs that you are your enabling parents. 2 Corinthians 12:14 says, "After all, children should not have to save up for their parents, but parents for their children" (NIV). You don't anticipate having to make difficult choices as an adult as to what you will and won't do for your parents because you assume that as adults they will take care of themselves. Yet, many adult children are facing difficult decisions on how to help or not help parents who are making bad choices with their own lives.

Primary topic: Relationship Advice

Relationship Advice

1,648 views

By Karla DowningRecently published1 topic

Christian Relationship Help: Actions Matter More Than Words In Your Difficult Relationship

This Christian relationship help will show you that actions matter more than words in your difficult relationship. Difficult relationships are with difficult people and difficult people tend to say one thing but do something else. It is confusing when someone's actions don't match the words, but for some reason, people tend to believe the words instead of the actions. This is a mistake.

Primary topic: Relationship Advice

Relationship Advice

1,615 views

By Karla DowningRecently published1 topic

Dysfunctional Families: How to Take Care of Your Children in the Midst of The Dysfunction - Part One

If you are in a dysfunctional marriage and have children, you have a dysfunctional family. This article is the first in a series to show you how to take care of your children in the midst of the dysfunction. Few things cause as much pain, anguish, anger, guilt, fear, anxiety, and frustration as seeing your children hurting. You want good things for your children. Matthew 7:9 says, "Which of you, if his son asks for bread, will give him a stone? Or if he asks for a fish, will give him a snake?"

Primary topic: Relationship Advice

Relationship Advice

1,608 views

By Karla DowningRecently published1 topic

Christian Boundaries - 10 Truths About Boundaries In Relationships

Christian boundaries are a source of confusion for many Christians, especially when they are in difficult relationships. We wonder what a boundary is. We wonder if we have the right to set boundaries. We wonder what our boundaries should be. We wonder if we should adjust our limits when people refuse to respect the boundaries we have. We wonder what other people would do in a similar situation. We wonder why we need boundaries. We wonder if our boundaries will be challenged. We wonder what kind of boundaries God would want us to have.

Primary topic: Relationship Advice

Relationship Advice

1,556 views

By Karla DowningRecently published1 topic

Christian Relationship Help - What Would Jesus Do In Your Difficult Relationship?

Are you looking for Christian relationship help? Do you wonder what Jesus would do in your difficult relationship? There is a good chance that you have some misconceptions about what Jesus would do. Many Christians have a picture of Jesus as a passive weakling who allowed himself to be abused and mistreated at the whim of sinful men, laying dow His rights, and not standing up to evil. This is far from the truth. Look at these truths about Jesus' interactions in the relationships He had while on Earth:

Primary topic: Relationship Advice

Relationship Advice

1,554 views

By Karla DowningRecently published1 topic

Christian Dating: Be Equally Yoked in Five Areas

With Christian dating, the one Scripture that comes to mind is 2 Corinthians 6:14-15: "Do not be yoked together with unbelievers. For what do righteousness and wickedness have in common? Or what fellowship can light have with darkness: What harmony is there betwee Christ and Belial? What does a believe have in common with an unbeliever? " (NIV) It is clear that Christians need to be equally yoked, but not only in their faith.

Primary topic: Relationship Advice

Relationship Advice

1,545 views

By Karla DowningRecently published1 topic

Overcome Christian Codependency By Learning How To Take Care Of Yourself

You can overcome Christian codependency by learning how to take care of yourself. Christian codependency promotes misconceptions about when God thinks it is okay to put yourself before others. We have to care about ourselves and others. One of the best ways to determine if you should put someone else's request or need before your own is to consider your motive. Here are some reasons you might be compelled to neglect your own needs for someone else's:

Primary topic: Relationship Advice

Relationship Advice

1,545 views

By Karla DowningRecently published1 topic

Christian Relationship Help: Do Christians Have Rights in Relationships?

Are you looking for Christian relationship help? It is often said that Christians need to lay down their rights in relationships to please God. Let's look at what the Bible says about Christians having rights in relationships.

Primary topic: Relationship Advice

Relationship Advice

1,544 views

By Karla DowningRecently published1 topic

Christian Relationship Help - 5 Common Fears In Difficult Relationships

This Christian relationship help will enable you to understand the five common fears people have in difficult relationships. Whether it is due to someone's addiction, irresponsibility, personality, mental illness, or abuse, life has uncertainty and complications. Here are the five common fears: 1. Fear of the Person's Reaction Difficult people are reactive. They are punitive, manipulative, angry, moody, and unpredictable. There is typically a price to pay when you attempt to set a boundary, confront an issue, expect cooperation, or ask for something to done.

Primary topic: Relationship Advice

Relationship Advice

1,542 views

By Karla DowningRecently published1 topic

How to Let Go of Anxiety When People You Love Make Poor Choices - Christian Relationship Help

This Christian relationship help answers the question: How to let go of anxiety when people you love make poor choices?

Primary topic: Relationship Advice

Relationship Advice

1,534 views

By Karla DowningRecently published1 topic

Speaking The Truth In Love - Use "I Statements" To Minimize Defensiveness

Do you struggle with speaking the truth in love in your relationships? If you answered yes, this biblical truth and tip will help you by showing you how to use "I statements" to minimize defensiveness. When sharing your truth, your approach matters. You can share your truth in a way that guarantees a defensive or angry response. When you accuse or attack, the person will react defensively. We all want to defend ourselves; it comes naturally-eve Adam and Eve defended themselves when God confronted them about eating the forbidden fruit.

Primary topic: Relationship Advice

Relationship Advice

1,516 views

By Karla DowningRecently published1 topic

Christian Relationship Help: Three Dangerous Dating Mistakes Christians Make

Are you looking for Christian relationship help to enable you to be wise in dating? Here are three dangerous dating mistakes Christians make that will keep you in a bad relationship:

Primary topic: Relationship Advice

Relationship Advice

1,503 views

By Karla DowningRecently published1 topic

Christian Relationship Help: Is God Punishing You For Your Bad Relationship Choices?

If you are looking for Christian relationship help, this article will help you answer the question: Is God punishing you for your bad relationship choices? There are commo Scriptural misunderstandings about relationships that result in Christians making unhealthy choices in relationships. These misunderstandings come from our families, church teachings, other Christians, and our own personal beliefs. In addition, we also tend to have rigid black and white interpretations of selected Scriptures. One of these is the belief that God punishes us for our wrong choices in our relationships.

Primary topic: Relationship Advice

Relationship Advice

1,498 views

By Karla DowningRecently published1 topic

Speaking The Truth In Love Even When It Hurts

Are you struggling with speaking the truth in your relationships because you are afraid of causing the other person to be hurt, unhappy, or upset? Then, this biblical truth and tip will help you. The most common conce Christians express when being honest is the fear that it will hurt the recipient. They have the misconception that it isn't "Christian" to cause a person pain or discomfort.

Primary topic: Relationship Advice

Relationship Advice

1,493 views

By Karla DowningRecently published1 topic

6 Scriptural Misbeliefs of Christian Codependency

The following 6 Scriptural misbeliefs form the basis of Christian codependency. They show how inaccurate Scriptural beliefs contribute to codependent choices. The cure is an accurate understanding of what the Bible says about ourselves and how we are to value ourselves compared to others in relationships. Here are the 6 Scriptural beliefs:

Primary topic: Relationship Advice

Relationship Advice

1,487 views

By Karla DowningRecently published1 topic

4 Steps to Let Go of Denial - Christian Relationship Help

Are you looking for Christian relationship help? This article offers 4 steps to let go of denial. A friend of mine complained that her college daughter didn't act responsibly while in Hawaii on her parent-paid vacation. The expectation was that she would call home regularly and not get into trouble. She didn't call home and she got into trouble. Her parents were disappointed, shocked, upset, and angry that they had given her the trip.

Primary topic: Relationship Advice

Relationship Advice

1,482 views

By Karla DowningRecently published1 topic

Forgive Yourself: God Wants You to Let Go of Your Past and Live Your Life

Are you struggling with forgiving yourself for things you have done and haven't done? Many people have more trouble forgiving themselves than other people. It can be especially hard when the consequences of your actions have hurt others and there is no way to remove them.

Primary topic: Relationship Advice

Relationship Advice

1,479 views

By Karla DowningRecently published1 topic

Overcoming Christian Codependency - Four Truths To Determine When To Put Yourself Before Others

When overcoming Christian codependency, how do you know when you should put your needs or the other person's needs first? By applying these four truths: 1.You have to stay emotionally, physically, spiritually, and mentally healthy. Ephesians 5:29 "After all, no one ever hates his own body, but he feeds and cares for it" (NIV).r

Primary topic: Relationship Advice

Relationship Advice

1,477 views

By Karla DowningRecently published1 topic

Christian Marriage Help: Five Causes of Weak Marital Boundaries

Are you looking for Christian marriage help to enable you to have stronger boundaries? If you have difficulty setting boundaries in your marriage you are probably tolerating more than you should and allowing yourself to be disrespected. Boundaries are simply what you will and won't do and when communicated to your husband give him feedback on how you want to be treated. Here are five causes of weak marital boundaries:

Primary topic: Relationship Advice

Relationship Advice

1,438 views

By Karla DowningRecently published1 topic

Christian Codependency: Identifying the Beliefs Underlying False Guilt

Are you struggling with Christian codependency? If you answered yes, then you probably experience feeling guilty often in your relationships. If you hold the following beliefs, you will struggle with guilt in your relationships: - You feel overly responsible for other people and as a result, feel guilty when others don't do what they are supposed to do and suffer the consequences.

Primary topic: Relationship Advice

Relationship Advice

1,437 views

By Karla DowningRecently published1 topic

Speaking The Truth In Love - 8 Tips To Overcome Difficulty In Expressing Your Thoughts

Do you struggle with speaking the truth in love in your relationships? If you answered yes, this biblical truth and tip will help you. Some people are not naturally verbal and have difficulty expressing their thoughts, especially in emotionally volatile and unpleasant circumstances. When they are dealing with people who are verbal, persuasive, intense, angry, controlling, or pushy, they tend to "freeze" and are unable to communicate, because they cannot compete.

Primary topic: Relationship Advice

Relationship Advice

1,431 views

By Karla DowningRecently published1 topic

Christian Relationship Help: Six Toxic Christian Relationship Beliefs

Are you looking for Christian relationship help? Regardless of the problems you are dealing with, it is important that you identify and change these six toxic Christian relationship beliefs in order to make healthy choices. 1. You believe it is selfish to put yourself before others.

Primary topic: Relationship Advice

Relationship Advice

1,420 views

By Karla DowningRecently published1 topic

4 Truths About Biblical Submission in Marriage - Marriage Help For Christians

Submission is the "S" word in church. In this modern day of equality, women's rights, and women working, many pastors avoid it or quickly skip over it, focusing on the man having to love his wife as Christ loves the church (Ephesians 5:22-33).

Primary topic: Relationship Advice

Relationship Advice

1,411 views

By Karla DowningRecently published1 topic

Christian Friendship: Four Myths About Loneliness

Are you struggling with how to overcome loneliness by searching for Christian friendship? Ecclesiastes 4:9-10 says: "Two people are better off than one, for they can help each other succeed. If one person falls, the other can reach out and help. But someone who falls alone is in real trouble." (NLT) It isn't good to be alone, but it is also unnecessary when it is because you believe these four myths about loneliness:

Primary topic: Relationship Advice

Relationship Advice

1,397 views

By Karla DowningRecently published1 topic

Speaking The Truth In Love - Expressing Your Truth Before You Set Boundaries

Do you struggle with speaking the truth in love in your relationships? If you answered yes, this biblical truth and tip will help you. Difficult relationships have lots of issues to deal with. There are disappointments, hurts, unmet expectations, irresponsible choices, unacceptable behavior, resentments, and fears. Poor communication makes all of these issues more complicated, because they are not able to be resolved or focused on to make changes.

Primary topic: Relationship Advice

Relationship Advice

1,396 views

By Karla DowningRecently published1 topic

Christian Relationship Help: Why Relationships With Narcissists Are Difficult

This Christian relationship help will enable you to understand why relationships with narcissists are difficult. Good relationships have balance. There is give and take that attempts to meet the needs of both people (Philippians 2:4). In contrast, relationships with narcissists focus around meeting the needs of the narcissist. Here are the reasons why the relationship isn't easy:

Primary topic: Relationship Advice

Relationship Advice

1,373 views

By Karla DowningRecently published1 topic

Christian Codependency: Four Beliefs That Prevent You From Nurturing Yourself

Most of us don't do well with nurturing ourselves. We are experts at taking care of others' needs and ignoring our own needs. Some of this self-neglect comes from four Christian codependency beliefs that prevent you from nurturing yourself. Which of these beliefs have contributed to you not nurturing yourself?

Primary topic: Relationship Advice

Relationship Advice

1,370 views

By Karla DowningRecently published1 topic

Christian Codependency: Loving Too Much

Are you struggling with Christian codependency and finding yourself loving too much? Jesus told us that the two main commandments were to love God and others. A popular Christian song had the following lyrics: "And they will know we are Christians by our love." Christians know they should love, but they don't know always know how. The emphasis is on forgiveness, tolerance, turning the other cheek and grace. The result is that they end up forgetting about the other side of love.

Primary topic: Relationship Advice

Relationship Advice

1,364 views

By Karla DowningRecently published1 topic

Christian Friendship: Five Things You Simply Must Do To End Loneliness

Are you looking for Christian friendship because you feel lonely? "Two people are better off than one, for they can help each other succeed. If one person falls, the other can reach out and help. But someone who falls alone is in real trouble" (Ecclesiastes 4:9-10, NLT). Feeling lonely is indeed a reminder that one is at a disadvantage being alone. If you are struggling with being alone, there are five things you simply must do to end loneliness: Regardless of what causes your loneliness, here are some keys to taking some steps to end your loneliness:

Primary topic: Relationship Advice

Relationship Advice

1,361 views

By Karla DowningRecently published1 topic

Christian Codependency: Keeping the Peace in Unhealthy Ways

Is your Christian codependency resulting in you keeping the peace in unhealthy ways?

Primary topic: Relationship Advice

Relationship Advice

1,347 views

By Karla DowningRecently published1 topic

Overcome Christian Codependency - Do These 4 Things When Dealing With Chronic Illness In A Loved One

There are 4 things you must do when dealing with chronic illness in a loved one to overcome Christian codependency. When someone we care about is chronically ill, we react to it the same way people react to other situations that are continually stressful and uncontrollable. Christian codependency tells us we have to sacrifice ourselves without limits. Doing these 4 things will enable you to cope in a balanced and healthy way:

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Relationship Advice

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