Leadership Resources: Relationships

Jesus gave some pointed instruction as He warned us about judging others. He didn’t tell us not to deliver judgment; He told us how to deliver it.

Here are twenty-five "rules" for friendship, straight out of the book of Proverbs.

Are you fighting mad at a friend? Here are four questions to answer before you go to her.

A critical spirit threatens to steal the joy from everything that isn’t perfect and everyone who falls short of its expectations.

The entire episode might have turned out differently if we had kept a wise rule of thumb: talk to a person not about them.

Are you letting your friendships simmer on the back burner?

Conversation is often an easy, pleasurable experience—with those you connect with—but when conversation doesn’t come naturally, are you prepared to work at it?

Are your friends leading you in the wrong direction? Here's how to find out.

It's no accident that God uses the image of a weed to describe a particular sin that has a way of creeping into all of our hearts. Bitterness.

Do you have friends who point you to truth? Friends who offer the comfort of God's grace when you are hurting?

When we love the unlovely—over and over—others are drawn to our King.

There they are, standing in front of you, casually chatting about their upcoming weekend plans until, BOOM, out of nowhere, the question drops.

Chances are you have some difficult relationships in your life. If so, this post is for you.

I’m sure you can relate to the destructive power of speech . . . unless, of course, you pass your days in solitude in a mountaintop convent or a submerged submarine.

Am I without sin? Am I in a position to judge? Perhaps Jesus is asking you to back away and give Him the room.