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Winsome Conviction Disagreeing Without Dividing the Church

Tim Muehlhoff

Christianity Today But when our personal convictions are contested by fellow Christians, everything changes. We feel attacked from behind. When other Christians doubt or deny our convictions, we don't experience it as a mere difference of opinion, but as a violation of an unspoken agreement.

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The author of Winsome, Brian Slipka, was interviewed on the podcast and discussed the importance of fathers being present in their children's lives. He also spoke about the five tools in his book for building deeper relationships.

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For more on this topic, I spoke with Brian Slipka, an entrepreneur and the author of Winsome, five proven life strategies to win in relationships.

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The author of Winsome, Brian Slipka, was interviewed on the podcast and discussed the importance of fathers being present in their children's lives. He also spoke about the five tools in his book for building deeper relationships.

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For more on this topic, I spoke with Brian Slipka, an entrepreneur and the author of Winsome, five proven life strategies to win in relationships.

So Cabot, you know, in the book Winsome that I recently authored, we talk about the five tool framework for really building deeper, more personal relationships.

You know, I wrote this book Winsome frankly because I'm a mild version of the protagonist in the story and in the book, Sam Masterson.

And one of the reasons why I wrote the book Winsome is to really realize that what matters is the personal relationships and the head and heart around building personal relationships, deeper, more meaningful relationships that I was failing in at the time.

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