Parents vs. Adult Children : Finding Harmony Even When You Disagree

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It's Time to Play the Long Game in Healing Family Relationships Families were never meant to be divided. Yet in today’s culture, differences in beliefs, values, politics, faith, and life choices can create painful distance between parents and their adult children. Conversations become arguments. Silence replaces connection. Relationships that once felt secure begin to fracture. In Parents vs. Adult Children, Dan Seaborn,Dr. Peter Newhouse, and members of the experienced ministry team at Winning At Home tackle one of the most pressing challenges facing families today: how to stay connected even when you strongly disagree. Drawing from survey responses from real people, decades of counseling experience, biblical wisdom, and proven psychological principles, this compassionate and insightful book will help you: Understand the roots of family conflict and division Navigate difficult conversations with wisdom and grace Strengthen relationships without compromising convictions Set healthy boundaries while preserving connection Take meaningful steps toward healing, reconciliation, and hope Filled with practical tools to help readers communicate more effectively and love more deeply, Parents vs. Adult Children offers a faith-based road map for anyone who longs to restore meaningful relationships across deep divides and rediscover the power of lasting family connection.
It's Time to Play the Long Game in Healing Family Relationships

Playing the Long Game is aimed at healing some of the divide that can exist in relationships when people within a family see things so differently that it starts to impact the relationship.

Dan Seaborn focuses specifically on the way this dynamic can lead to distance between parents and their adult children. Seaborn's ministry, Winning at Home, conducted surveys and received great feedback from a number of people in their fifties and sixties, as well as a number of people in their twenties and thirties, to inform their research. Taking those survey responses, Seaborn shows readers how to navigate major differences of opinion between loved ones, approaching these areas of difference from both a biblical and a psychological perspective.

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