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It’s Christmas Eve and we'd like you to help us celebrate our first yuletide season together.   Get to know the wonderful folks behind the scenes as Family Talk staff members reveal their favorite Christmas memories.  Learn who spray painted their house with fake snow in order to have a white Christmas! It’s a special gift from our family to yours.

Families can be torn apart by feuds: long-running animosities usually caused by someone’s past unjust actions.  Whether due to some imagined or real hurt, or to an inheritance wrongly divided, some feuds go on for generations.  Unless the cycle is broken, hatred can consume blood relatives.  Is there a way out?

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Following Easter, there is a helpful devotional on "being risen with Christ." You can sing along on He Lives !

How many of us are old enough to remember the old TV comedy about the long-running feud between the Hatfields and the McCoys? Well, real-life feuds are anything but funny. The best part about a feud is when it ends...when forgiveness terminates the acrimony and hatred. The Bible's account of Joseph and his estranged family points the way for those of us trapped in family feuds. Stay with us.

Sometimes, family feuds run for centuries. Generations after generations nurse the old grudges that keep people apart. But the cycle can be broken. Forgiving others for great wrongs dissolves years of hatred in mere moments. That's what happened when Joseph forgave his jealous brothers for selling him as a slave. Today: one of the most unforgettable episodes in all the Bible.

"With friends like you, who needs enemies?" Joseph got that feeling when a friend's broken promise left him in jail. Falsely accused of rape, Joseph found himself rotting in a dungeon, wondering if he'd ever see daylight again. Anyone in this predicament feels a burning sense of injustice. What would you do if caught in this kind of family feud with no apparent way out?