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Tuesday, January 20, 2009WisdomWorks with Dr. Mitchell Kruse Host(s): Lynne Ford
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The easiest way to resolve any conflict is for the other person to see things our way and do what we want, right? But since that's not likely to happen, Mitch Kruse has sound advice that just happens to be Word Eleven of Solomon's "Twelve Words to the Wise": knowledge. Discover not only why knowledge - connecting with the innermost part of a person - can help resolve conflict, but how we receive knowledge on today's WisdomWorks Mid-Morning with Dr. Mitchell Kruse.
 
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Tuesday, November 18, 2008WisdomWorks with Dr. Mitchell Kruse Host(s): Lynne Ford
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Whether you're a parent, pastor, coach or employer, discipline is the key for correcting any negative behavior. On today's WisdomWorks Mid-Morning, Dr. Mitchell Kruse explains the differences between discipline and punishment, and reveals the sure test for knowing if your discipline methods are effective.
 
Tags: wisdom, discipline, Word #10, 12 words to the wise, punishment, spiritual growthCategories: n/a
Tuesday, October 21, 2008WisdomWorks with Dr. Mitchell Kruse Host(s): Lynne Ford
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Dr. Mitchell Kruse continues to make the connection between King Solomon's Twelve Words to the Wise found in Proverbs and daily living in the 21st century. Discover the source and influence of wise counsel in dealing with conflict on today's WisdomWorks Mid-Morning.
 
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Tuesday, February 19, 2008WisdomWorks with Dr. Mitchell Kruse Host(s): Lynne Ford
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King Solomon begins the book of Proverbs with 12 words to the wise. Let them be your guide and your life will please God. Dr. Mitchell Kruse kicks off this 12-part WisdomWorks series with the word righteousness, exploring its source and meaning, our own bent to lead with foolish pride, and the influential and satisfying life of a person who does what is right in God's eyes.
 
Tags: Solomon, Proverbs, wise, wisdom, righteousness, foolish prideCategories: n/a
Tuesday, November 07, 2006Author! Author! Host(s): Lynne Ford
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Kids and grown-ups find something to like on today's Author! Author! Mid-Morning. Elizabeth, Mary, and Anna tell their stories in Dandi Daley Mackall's "Three Wise Women of Christmas", (Concordia, ISBN # 0-7586-1108-6), designed to present Bible history to children. Stephen Elkins discusses his "First Steps" series for toddlers. Fiction writer Ray Blackston's unique humor is on display in "A Pagan's Nightmare" (WarnerFaith, ISBN # 0-446-57959-9). And Rick Muchow answers questions about worship in "The Worship Answer Book" (J Countryman, ISBN # 1-4041-0355-4).
 
Tags: Dandi, Three Wise Women of Christmas, Bible history, children, Stephen, toddlers, Ray, humor, A Pagan's Nightmare, Rick, worshipCategories: n/a
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