
Difficult relationships can leave us feeling defensive, frustrated, or simply stuck.On this episode of West Michigan Weekend, host Phil Tower welcomes Rev. Dr. Tanner Smith, Chief of Consulting and Culture at the Grand Rapids-based Colossian Forum, to discuss The Beholding Workbook—a new 56-page resource for approaching conflict and strained relationships with greater curiosity, compassion, and wisdom.Tanner explains how slowing down can interrupt reactive patterns, why “beholding” another person goes beyond simply listening, and how compassion can coexist with healthy boundaries. He also shares how the workbook’s Christian foundation can offer practical guidance and hope to people from a wide range of faith backgrounds. Relevant links:The Beholding WorkbookThe Colossian ForumMeet Tanner Smith and the Colossian Forum team
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