Relational Coaching

This space is dedicated to the heart of human connection. Relationships shape who we are and how we grow. From friendships and family bonds to romantic love, co-workers, mentorship, ministry, and even our relationship with ourselves and with God, this category holds reflections, lessons, and real-life insights on navigating them all. Here you’ll find encouragement, truth-telling, and wisdom for the journey. Strong, healthy relationships are built, nurtured, and sometimes refined through challenge.

  • Thinking of your ex lately?

    Returning to an ex-spouse after experiencing separation or divorce, rejection, and emotional abandonment is a complex decision driven by various factors. Following you’ll read some reasons why someone might feel compelled to rekindle the relationship, as well as reasons to avoid begging and returning to such a situation. Additionally, if reconciliation is to happen, it…

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  • Created to Compliment Each Other

    The Man as the Head & the Woman as the Eagle: Stronger and Unbreakable Together In Christian marriage, the man is viewed as “head of the household” this concept is drawn from passages like Ephesians 5:23, which teaches that the “husband is the head of the wife, as Christ is the head of the church.”…

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  • To Love Is a Choice:

    Beyond Feelings Love, in its truest form, is far more than an emotion that sweeps us off our feet. It’s not just about the butterflies or the thrill of excitement. While feelings of love can be powerful and intoxicating, the reality is that they come and go, and love in its mature state is sustained…

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  • Understanding the Dynamics of Attracting Addictive Partners

    Is this comfort, familiarity, the subconscious, low self-esteem, a psychological issue, a generational curse, or a spiritual influence attracting the same type of people to your life? It is possible for a people to consistently attract partners with addictive tendencies or the same tendencies over and over again? It’s crucial to understand the underlying factors…

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  • The Fullness of Love

    A Reflection on 1 Corinthians 13:4-7 Love is a word we hear and use so often, yet its true meaning is far deeper than what we commonly understand. In today’s world, love is frequently reduced to fleeting emotions or superficial gestures. We might hear someone say, “I love you,” but without actions that truly embody…

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  • Understanding the Role of Codependency in Covert Narcissistic Relationships

    Reflecting on my journey, I’ve come to recognize the role my own codependent tendencies played in forging what I once believed to be an ideal relationship. This match, which I was certain was destined for greatness, given our different backgrounds and upbringing instead became a source of profound turmoil during my years of marriage and…

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  • Celebrating a New Decade

    Celebrating Life and Newness As I step into my 40s on this August 7th, I am filled with a mix of reflection and anticipation. The last decade was marked by profound changes. While it was a challenging period, it also paved the way for new beginnings and opportunities. Entering this new decade, I am excited…

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  • Depression & Resiliency

    The Unyielding Spirit of Belief and Hope Life has an uncanny way of testing our limits, often pushing us to the brink of despair. During these moments, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed, lost, and hopeless. However, it’s precisely in these trials that the beauty of resilience shines through. Resiliency is not just about bouncing back…

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  • 19 Common Pitfalls Married Men Make

    Can You Relate? In every marriage, seemingly small mistakes can accumulate and cause significant harm over time. Here are eighteen common pitfalls that married men often overlook, which can erode trust, intimacy, and the overall health of their relationship. By recognizing and addressing these mistakes, married men can work towards building stronger, healthier, and more…

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  • Deeply Personal

    Deeply Personal

    The Woman Who Was There Lately, I’ve been reflecting deeply on the twists and turns life takes. Divorce is something I never imagined I’d experience again. I married in love and wanted to be with my now ex-husband for the rest of my life. I yearned for a life of certainty, peace, security, love, serenity,…

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