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Most of us have at least one relationship that ties us into emotional knots
When relationships get hard, many of us tell ourselves a story about the other person: They always do this. They’ll never change. There’s no point in trying.
The Beholding Workbook is a 56-page guide designed to help you practice beholding — an attentive, loving way of noticing another person — in one specific relationship.
- Cultivate renewed hope for exhausting relationships
- Move beyond reactive patterns in tense conversations
- Learn practical ways to approach conflict with curiosity and wisdom
When forgiveness feels impossible after relational rupture
When someone continues to hurt us, forgiveness can begin to feel less like healing and more like pretending everything is fine. Many Christians wrestle with the tension between loving faithfully and acknowledging real harm.
In this blog article, Rev. Dr. Tanner Smith from The Colossian Forum reflects on a difficult relationship that reshaped the way he understands forgiveness, boundaries, and repair. His story offers hopeful insight for anyone trying to navigate resentment, grief, and unresolved relationships without avoiding honesty or losing sight of God’s presence.
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