Miranda J. Chivers

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    Remembrance Day, Poppies, Eagles and Dad

    November 10, 2018 /

    Hanging in my foyer is R.S. Parker’s 1991 painting “Through the Firs Eagle” (pictured here.) It’s probably the first thing you”ll notice when you walk into my house.   Throughout my house eagle sculptures and pictures decorate almost every room. Above my office desk is Don Li-leger’s painting “High and Mighty.” An eagle perches on a branch, eyes piercing the canopy below, wings poised for flight. (not shown.) Why do I collect eagles?      Part of my collection Although the eagle is a national American symbol, that isn’t why I collect eagles. I’m not American. I’m a Canadian. And we don’t have a national affinity for the American Eagle.…

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    LESSONS FROM A COFFEE POT

    August 13, 2018

    RIGHTEOUS LIVING

    June 20, 2018

    CONFLICT RESOLUTION

    August 6, 2018
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    It’s All In The Attitude

    September 24, 2018 /

    When you live with someone long enough, informality sets in and our true personality comes to the forefront. Before, when we were dating, we were all smiles and full of niceties. But now, that niceness disappears in a flash when the stress of daily living intrudes. And usually, our spouse gets the worst of our speech and attitude. I'm sure we can all use a refresher lesson in kindness and humility. Especially when we’ve messed up.

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    Resources for the Unequally Yoked Marriage

    June 4, 2018

    RELIGION WITHOUT BORDERS

    July 25, 2018

    LESSONS FROM A COFFEE POT

    August 13, 2018
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    CONFLICT RESOLUTION

    August 6, 2018 /

    When it comes to conflict resolution, nothing frustrates me more than the proverbial ostrich. It’s precarious having a relationship with someone who insists on being one. If you pull too hard, they run away. If you don’t push hard enough, they stay stuck. Conflict is messy stuff. How can it be easier? Ostrich-like behavior is a method of control used to manipulate others. This highly skilled behavior uses diversion, blame-shifting and a whole library of maneuvering strategies—all to get away from that uncomfortable pain of working through an issue. Yes, conflict is painful.

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    LESSONS FROM A COFFEE POT

    August 13, 2018

    RELIGION WITHOUT BORDERS

    July 25, 2018

    Resources for the Unequally Yoked Marriage

    June 4, 2018
  • Bible,  Christianity,  Uncategorized,  unequally yoked marriage

    RELIGION WITHOUT BORDERS

    July 25, 2018 /

    In my book “Unequally Yoked: Staying Committed to Jesus and Your Unbelieving Spouse” I discuss the importance of creating a bridge of understanding between viewpoint differences. You can easily do this by asking your friend questions about what they believe and why they believe it.

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    Resources for the Unequally Yoked Marriage

    June 4, 2018

    Remembrance Day, Poppies, Eagles and Dad

    November 10, 2018

    ASKING GOD FIRST

    May 28, 2018
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    MAKING CONNECTIONS THROUGH PROVERBS

    April 9, 2018 /

    When looking for ways to start a meaningful conversation about faith, look for points of commonality. In this article, I show how the much of the book of Proverbs is actually ingrained in our Judaic-Christian democratic culture.

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