Quarantine Quarrels - [Part 2] How to Use Words That Help, Not Hurt

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Quarantine has a way of magnifying the frustrations . . . err . . . differences between family members, doesn’t it?

Some of us are talkers. Others just want quiet.
Some want a family game night. Others prefer some solitude.
And some are knocking out to-do lists, while others are FaceTiming with friends.

Why are people who live in the same house—maybe even with the same genetics—so different?

And how do we follow Ephesians 4:29 to speak what is helpful to build others up?

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