The older I get the more I’ve come to appreciate how it’s the little things we do for people that matter most to them. Little things that come naturally for us because of how God uniquely made us,
I’ve got a few stories for you today to illustrate this point. Stories that I hope will inspire you to bless others in ways that are easy and natural for you. But before we get into today’s episode, here’s what this podcast is all about.
Episodes
“At the end of the day, nothing matters MORE than relationships.” — John Certalic
155: How to Find Joy No Matter What
In thinking about how to find joy in difficult circumstances, we need to look no further than the joy found in a relationship in the midst of those
154: How to Listen Like a Hostage Negotiator
Learning how to listen well is a valuable relational skill. It’s an important tool we all need to understand others and to impact their lives for good. Listen
153: Two Stories of How to Reflect the Character of God
We don’t need to ask hurting people “what can I do to help?” There’s another way to help that takes the pressure off us and the person we
152: A Better Thing to Do to Help Others
When you want to help others, instead of asking “how can I help?”, a better thing to do is offer a specific solution instead. It will lift a
151: Hope is More a Noun Than a Verb
As a person of faith, we can help and comfort people best when we embrace and share the principle that hope is a noun more than a verb.
150: The Joy We See in Others
Joy multiplies itself when we rejoice over what others have that we don’t. It comes to us when the joy we see in others is enough to fill
149: What Do I Say to Them?
When we know people in our life are struggling, “what do I say to them?” is often the wrong question we ask ourselves. There’s a better question we
148: What Not to Say When Bad Things Happen to Good People
Be careful of what not to say when bad things happen to good people. Comfort others by letting them see your heart aching with theirs. Your presence will
147: Memories Grandparents Make
Memories grandparents make are a relational anchor for grandchildren. They remind us of our relational roots and where we’ve come from. They show us the privilege we have
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