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Chose encouragement instead of offense.

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By Dawn Raffel
| magazinetalks.com
[ad_1] Friends, What would shift in your relationships if you chose encouragement instead of offense? Your words carry so much more weight than you may realize. They don’t just fill space, they shape the entire atmosphere of your relationships. You have the power to bring life, to soften hearts, to strengthen connection, and to reflect the heart of Jesus in the way you speak. And the beautiful part is, this is a choice you get to make every single day.
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Choosing Love Over Offense, Moment by Moment

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By Dawn Raffel
| magazinetalks.com
I want to share something real with you. Right before I recorded this most recent episode of The Alita Reynolds Show, I felt hurt by a text message. In that moment, I had a choice. I could respond out of frustration, or I could choose a different response. Maybe you’ve been there too. Offense often shows up in the smallest, everyday moments. In fact, so many of the emotions we carry are actually rooted in anger at being offended.
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He Calls Me Daughter

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By Dawn Raffel
| magazinetalks.com
From the award-winning director of the Kendrick Brothers’ documentary Show Me the Father, He Calls Me Daughter is a poignant exploration of father-daughter relationships and the lasting impact they have on a woman’s life. Through honest stories and thoughtful insight, the film examines the deep “father wound” many women carry.
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