SD#184: Is Avoiding Conflict Costing You Peace?

SD#184: Is Avoiding Conflict Costing You Peace?

Do you avoid difficult conversations because you want to keep the peace? Sometimes wisdom calls us to overlook an offense—but other times, silence is really fear in disguise. In Episode #184 of Monday Mindset Reset, Dr. Denise Pass explores Jesus’ words in Matthew...
SD#183: What Do Your Relationships Say About Your Faith?

SD#183: What Do Your Relationships Say About Your Faith?

What do your relationships reveal about your faith? The world doesn’t only hear what we believe about Jesus—it watches what believing in Jesus produces in us. In Episode #183 of Monday Mindset Reset, Dr. Denise Pass explores Jesus’ words in John 13:34–35 and how our...
SD #182: Can You Celebrate Someone Else’s Blessing?

SD #182: Can You Celebrate Someone Else’s Blessing?

What happens in your heart when someone else receives the blessing you’ve been praying for? Someone else gets the opportunity. Their ministry grows. Their family celebrates good news. Their prayer gets answered—while you’re still waiting. It’s possible to love someone...
SD#181: Are You Guarding Your Heart—or Hardening It?

SD#181: Are You Guarding Your Heart—or Hardening It?

Offenses are inevitable. Hardening is not. When we’ve been hurt, self-protection can feel like wisdom. We build walls, distance ourselves, and determine that no one will ever hurt us that way again. But Scripture reveals a sobering possibility: what begins as...
What is Quietly Hurting Your Relationships?

What is Quietly Hurting Your Relationships?

Pride doesn’t always look proud. Sometimes it looks like needing to be right. Needing to be recognized. Struggling to receive correction. Feeling diminished when someone else is celebrated. Or becoming deeply offended when we aren’t treated the way we believe we...
Episode #179 — Are You Bitter or Better?

Episode #179 — Are You Bitter or Better?

Are you bitter—or better? Someone may have genuinely hurt you. The wrong may have been real. The debt may still feel unpaid. But the question isn’t only what happened to you—it’s what is taking root within you because of how you are thinking about what happened....

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