“It's not our job to fix people;

it's our job to love them even when they are broken.”

If these words by Dave Willis were put into practice by more people,

we would have fewer broken homes.

Too many times family members play the blame game and point fingers as to who is at fault.

What they need, however, is a steady source of unconditional love.

Consider how different it would be if spouses and children could count on each other for constant support.

Homes would become a place of security and growth. Mike McHargue put it this way:

“People grow when they are loved well. If you want to help others heal,

love them without an agenda.” I'm Mac Hammond, and this is the Winner’s Minute.