by Kris Reece | Dec 16, 2019 | Christian Counseling, Relationship
The mother-child relationship is one of warmth, nurturing, patience and love–or so it ought to be. Unfortunately, not everyone experiences such support from their mother. If you have been raised by a toxic parent, you know how hurtful and confusing it can be.... by Kris Reece | Dec 4, 2019 | Christian Counseling, Personal Growth, Relationship
Many Christians have the idea that a Christ-follower must be accepting of other people to the point where we tolerate toxic behavior all in the name of love. But toxic people are a breed unto themselves. When I say “toxic people,” I’m not talking about struggling,... by Kris Reece | Dec 2, 2019 | Christian Counseling, Personal Growth, Relationship
My friend Lynn was so excited she could hardly contain herself. She was starting her new job in just a few days. After 10 years in corporate America, Lynn had had enough of the office politics. No longer caring about the money, Lynn felt that she would fit in much... by Kris Reece | Nov 25, 2019 | Christian Counseling, Christian Women's Speaker, Relationship, Spiritual Growth
The most difficult part of forgiveness for most people is letting go of the anger. Especially when the person who has hurt you denies that they have done anything wrong. Perhaps they have repeatedly hurt you. Maybe they broke your trust. Perhaps they even found... by Kris Reece | Nov 18, 2019 | Christian Counseling, Relationship
The mother-child relationship can be complicated. But what do you do when the woman who should nurture and support you is the source of your pain? Let me be clear: All mothers make mistakes. God knows I’ve made my fair share! But mistakes and character flaws are two... by Kris Reece | Nov 11, 2019 | Personal Growth, Relationship
We all have (at least) one toxic person in our lives. You know, the one who presses your buttons and leaves you feeling like you’re the problem. Maybe it’s your sister-in-law who has certain ideas of how you’re to behave. When you don’t meet her expectations, she goes...