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Is Emotional Abuse Ever Grounds for Biblical Separation?
Leslie Vernick, M.S.W. People like to categorize things in black and white, right and wrong, good and bad, and biblical and unbiblical, but I think some things aren’t always so clear. There is no perfect marriage or perfect spouse. All marriages will experience hurt and heartache. But there are marriages that are more than […]
By THE AACC, 11 years ago
AACC BLOG
5 Truths for True Love in Your Marriage
5 Truths for True Love in Your Marriage By Dr. Tim Clinton & Patrick Springle We all carry relational wounds. So we go through life with a skewed definition of love. Our actions are often a far cry from true love. The truth is, we may be trying to “love” the other in an attempt […]
By DJONES, 12 years ago
NEW AACC ARTICLES
Courage to Act
Tim Clinton, Ed.D. and Max Davis The term courage is derived from the Latin root cor, which literally means heart or core. The original use of the word courage meant to act according to one’s core. Many Christian men know what the Holy Spirit is speaking to them deep in the core of their […]
By DJONES, 13 years ago
WEEKLY DEVOTIONALS
Marriage 101: Building from Three Basics
Tim Clinton, Ed.D. A husband and wife were driving down a country road. In the midst of a heated disagreement, everything went totally quiet. As they crested the top of a hill, there was a pasture filled with cows, goats and pigs. The husband looked over at his wife and sarcastically remarked, “Relatives of yours?” […]