Sermon - The Flow of Grace - 12 Jesus, The Fulfillment of the Story
Release Date: 10/08/2020
Making Sense of Forgiveness
Good Enough Living
In this final session from the 2025 Marriage Conference, Dr. John Cox explores the complex dynamics of forgiveness, particularly in the context of relationships and marriage. He emphasizes the importance of understanding the emotional and relational aspects of forgiveness, distinguishing between repentant and unrepentant individuals, and addressing the challenges that arise when trying to forgive. Dr. Cox discusses the differences between forgiveness and reconciliation, and the role of trust in rebuilding relationships after an injury has occurred.
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Dealing with Difficult People
Good Enough Living
In the third session of the conference, Dr. John Cox explores the complexities of dealing with difficult people in relationships, particularly in marriage. He emphasizes the importance of understanding the difference between repentant and unrepentant individuals, and how to engage with them effectively. The discussion covers strategies for setting limits, and the significance of addressing the style of communication rather than just the content. Ultimately, Dr. Cox provides practical insights and strategies for navigating these difficult dynamics, ultimately advocating for a redemptive...
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Getting The Baggage Out of Your Marriage, Part 2
Good Enough Living
In this second talk from the marriage conference, Dr. John Cox discusses the complexities of marriage, emotional needs, and the importance of understanding childhood experiences in shaping adult relationships. He provides insights into how couples can navigate their emotional landscapes to foster healthier connections and personal growth. Dr. Cox also addresses emotional awareness, the challenges of finding energy in difficult times, and the significance of building authentic community.
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Getting The Baggage Out of Your Marriage, Part 1
Good Enough Living
In this audio from a marriage conference, Dr. John Cox discusses the themes of marriage, emotional intelligence, and the impact of childhood experiences on adult relationships. The discussion covers conflict resolution, forgiveness, and the dynamics of marriage, highlighting the need for emotional maturity and self-awareness. Dr. Cox discusses how unmet emotional needs can lead to conflict and disappointment in relationships, and he provides strategies for recognizing and addressing these issues.
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How Therapy Works - A Class for Psych Students
Good Enough Living
In this presentation to psychology students, Dr. John Cox discusses the intricacies of therapy, emphasizing the importance of understanding human growth and the role of relationships in healing. He critiques the current focus on biological explanations for mental health issues, advocating for a model that prioritizes the heart and relational experiences. Dr. Cox also explores the head-heart gap, the significance of attachment, and how therapy can serve as a structured form of fellowship, ultimately highlighting the need for community in the healing process. The discussion delves into various...
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God's One Story
Good Enough Living
Dr. John Cox explores the overarching narrative of salvation as presented in the Bible, emphasizing the continuous thread of God's longing for humanity from creation through The Fall, the covenants with Noah and Abraham, the Exodus, the giving of the law, the establishment of kings, and ultimately the coming of Christ and His resurrection. Each chapter delves into significant events and figures, illustrating God's relentless pursuit of His people and His desire for a restored relationship with them. Purchase The One Story by Dr. Cox . 00:00 Introduction to The One Story 03:09 The...
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Growing Together in Marriage
Good Enough Living
In this marriage conference, Dr. John Cox explores the complexities of marriage, emphasizing the importance of understanding character abilities, emotional connection, and the need for growth rather than blame. The conference aims to provide insights into the core issues that couples face, encouraging them to work together towards mutual growth and understanding. Dr. Cox emphasizes the importance of setting healthy expectations, the role of curiosity in understanding one another, and the necessity of community for personal growth. The discussion also delves into the nature of anger and its...
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Refreshing our Thinking on Leadership and Submission
Good Enough Living
Dr. John Cox explores the themes of leadership and submission within the context of marriage, emphasizing the importance of self-sacrifice, humility, and mutuality. He discusses how loving leadership involves taking the initiative to address issues within the family and creating a safe and healthy culture. Dr. Cox also addresses the different dynamics of controlling and passive spouses, offering insights on how to navigate these challenges. Ultimately, he presents leadership and submission as a choreography of love rather than a hierarchical structure, encouraging couples to seek win-win...
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Teaching Kids about Good Relationships
Good Enough Living
In this fourth session from a weekend conference for parents of all ages, Dr. John Cox emphasizes the importance of balancing love and limits. He discusses how to teach children about relationships at different developmental stages, from infancy to adolescence, highlighting the significance of emotional connection, independence, and the role of parents in guiding their children through life's challenges. The conversation provides practical insights into nurturing healthy relationships and fostering resilience in children.
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Conquering Discipline and Power Struggles in Parenting
Good Enough Living
In this third session from a weekend conference for parents of all ages, Dr. John Cox continues to addresse the questions every parent asks as they seek to lovingly raise their children. He emphasizes the need for strategic parenting and provides examples of how to discipline children effectively. Dr. Cox also introduces the concept of teaching discipline and explains how it differs from control and coddling. Listen and find freedom as Dr. Cox teaches that a humble parent is better than a perfect parent.
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