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Only One Way Out
Anger Issues

Only One Way Out

November 18, 2020November 20, 2020 Digipro No Comments

By Harold and Bette GilloglyImagine yourself in a small prison cell. It looks familiar. You may have seen it before. And then you recognize it. It’s the prison called “unforgiveness.” You look around. There are several doors in the walls of your cell. Each one has a sign over it. The first sign you notice […]

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Forgiveness – The Key to Peace
Anger Issues

Forgiveness – The Key to Peace

September 27, 2019October 8, 2020 Harold Gillogly No Comments

By Harold and Bette Gillogly Feelings of forgiveness do not happen in a vacuum.  We don’t wake up one morning and say, “I’m not going to feel resentment toward that person who hurt me anymore.” Shazam!  Nope.  Doesn’t happen that way. Our emotions change as we change our behavior.  We can’t simply say.  We have […]

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God Says, “Forgive Like Me”
Anger Issues

God Says, “Forgive Like Me”

September 18, 2019October 8, 2020 Harold Gillogly No Comments

By Harold and Bette Gillogly We talked about the first kind of forgiveness in our last two blogs: “to cancel a debt, to pardon.”  Today we’re going to explore the second kind, and we want to warn you, this one is harder than the first. The second kind of forgiveness means “to relinquish resentment against […]

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Anger Issues

Forgiveness and Consequences

September 12, 2019October 8, 2020 Siyapon Meesri No Comments

By Harold and Bette Gillogly Forgiving someone – that is canceling their debt and pardoning their guilt – doesn’t always mean we can save them from the consequences of their offences.  Here’s an example of what we’re talking about: One afternoon, our high school daughter came to us crying.  She had skipped school that day […]

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Anger Issues

What Does Forgiveness Mean?

September 5, 2019October 8, 2020 Harold Gillogly No Comments

By Harold and Bette Gillogly There are two different kinds of forgiveness.  Wow! Who knew?  First, it means “to cancel a debt, to pardon or remit guilt.”  That’s probably what you always thought it meant. Right?  The second kind of forgiveness is “to relinquish resentment against the debtor.”  This second meaning is harder to understand, […]

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Persevering Love

Well What Did You Expect (Pt. 1 of 2)

January 15, 2016October 8, 2020 Harold Gillogly No Comments

by Harold & Bette Gillogly We all came into marriage with expectations — some realistic, some not so realistic.  “My wife ought to be like Carol Brady.”  “My husband ought to be like Ozzie Nelson.”  “And my children ought to be like Beaver Cleaver.”  But soon after the vows are said, reality sets in. REALITY […]

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Joy & Happiness

Freedom to Fail

November 15, 2015October 8, 2020 Harold Gillogly No Comments

by Harold & Bette Gillogly The teacher was blunt, her words cruel.  “He has too many learning disabilities.  It’s a waste of time for him to even attend school here.”  Later, Ralph Showers overheard his Grandmother soothing his parents with this great declaration. “I don’t know what people think of Ralph. But I know what […]

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Decision Making

Have You Burned Your Ships?

January 19, 2015October 7, 2020 Harold Gillogly No Comments

We heard an interesting story recently. When the Spanish explorer Cortes lead his expedition into Mexico to conquer the Aztec nation, he was concerned about the fear and reticence of his soldiers to fight the numerous and fierce Aztecs. So he did something very smart and very decisive. He gathered his men on the shore […]

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