Few of us recognize how easy it is to slip into self-centeredness and entitlement. Rather than listening to each other and speaking with gentleness, we have replaced gracious words with ones that divide, isolate, and hurt each other. As a result, our society is plagued by deep conflict.

In this collection of short, story-driven readings, learn how ingratitude, stubbornness, and disconnection destroy relationships, and take note of the habits and attitudes that give life and show love. Saying “Thank you" reveals that we recognize the way others impact us. The phrase “I'm Sorry” acknowledges the way we impact others. When we say, “Tell me more,” we affirm the way we impact each other.

Discover how preparedness to show gratitude, repentance, and curiosity in our relationships allows our loved ones to be their authentic selves. See how three simple phrases can change the world.

ROD WILSON has worked as a psychologist, served as a pastor in three churches, and held multiple roles in theological education, including president of Regent College in Vancouver, Canada, from 2000-2015. Rod currently works with Lumara Grief and Bereavement Care Society, A Rocha, the Society of Christian Schools in BC, and In Trust Center for Theological Schools, and maintains an international teaching and mentoring ministry.