Diseñados Para No Estar Solos

Construye relaciones sanas Esperanza para las relaciones problemáticas y cargadas de conflictos. De repente tu mejor amigo se comporta frío y distante. Tu cónyuge no para de quejarse de tus malos hábitos. Tus hijos se niegan a hablar contigo. ¿Qué se supone que debes hacer? Los planes A, B y C pueden ser: terminar, arremeter o evadir. Pero considera el plan D: reconocer que Dios tiene la última palabra sobre esas relaciones desordenadas y llenas de conflictos. Él puede usar esas relaciones para convertirnos en alguien capaz de dar y recibir amor, con Dios y con los demás. ¿Imposible? ¿Idealista? No precisamente. > Build Healthy Relationships Hope for problematic and conflict-laden relationships. Suddenly your best friend is acting cold and distant. Your spouse won't stop complaining about your bad habits. Your kids refuse to talk to you. What are you supposed to do? Plans A, B, and C might be: end it, lash out, or avoid. But consider Plan D: recognize that God has the final word on those messy, conflict-filled relationships. He can use them to shape us into people who can give and receive love--with Him and with others. Impossible? Idealistic? Not quite. In Relationships: A Mess Worth Making, Paul Tripp and Tim Lane show us how God works in and through our relationships. They help us address the persistent issues that plague many personal connections. They delve into the deeper problems that drive our reactions, choices, and behaviors--and show how God intervenes to help us build relationships according to His purposes.