Forgiveness – Page 2 – Kurt W. Bubna

Five Things That Will Help You Survive a Crazy Family

May 17, 2016 by KurtBubna

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Maybe you have a normal family. Perhaps your family gatherings are filled with laughter, joy, and peace. You might be counting down the days until your next birthday gathering or Christmas celebration with great expectation. If so, I’m happy for you. If not, welcome to the my-family-drives-me-crazy club. Sometimes surviving…

What to Do When Being a Good Mom Doesn’t Seem Good Enough

May 4, 2016 by KurtBubna

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Nobody intentionally sets out to fail as a parent. No one plans on raising an axe murderer. I’ve never met a mom who lies in bed at night envisioning how to mess up her kids. I have, however, met many parents who can’t sleep at night because they worry—a lot—about…

How to Handle the Not-So-Merry Moments of Christmas!

December 17, 2015 by KurtBubna

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My grandson, Caleb, is not a fan of dogs (to put it mildly). You can imagine his frustration when Gramps continues to promise he’ll find a puppy under the tree for Christmas. The last time I teased him about this he said, with great intensity and disgust, “Grandpa, I looooove…

When it’s absolutely wrong to forgive! ~ A Guest Post by Cary Edwards

November 25, 2015 by KurtBubna

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{Note: This is a guest post by my friend, fellow blogger, and Eastpointer, Cary Edwards. Enjoy!} It was too short of an event to get the helicopters in the air, but I remember a story in the late 90's of a police pursuit in southern California which barely made the news. As we…

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