Blame. It damages marriages, destroys partnerships, harms teams and twists relationships.  None of us like to get blamed, but somehow most of us still find ways to blame others.  Why do we do that?  What would life be like if we stopped blaming others?  What would it do to your faith, your friendships, your family? How would you get there?

In a world of outrage, it’s easy to be angry. Whether your anger shows up in private, public or whether it’s just something you feel but rarely show, what’s underneath that? We’ll look at where your anger comes from, how to deal with it, and how to replace it with a profound gratitude.

Remember when you were a kid and trusted at a level that seemed, well, childlike?  But our trust gets broken. Over time, we become suspicious of people, organizations and even God.  What happens to us when suspicion becomes our dominant view? Everything changes when you stop assuming the worst, and start believing the best.

It’s so easy to judge others, to think you’re better than others or to think they’re less than you.  It’s so easy to look down on other people while giving yourself a break. Why do so many people rush to judgment? This week, we'll look at how people who want to change actually find transformation.