Christian Love

  • People Don’t Heal by Suppressing What Hurts

    One of the most common misconceptions about healing is the belief that if we ignore our pain long enough, it will eventually disappear. Many people learn to function while carrying unresolved wounds. They stay busy, distract themselves, minimize what happened, or convince themselves they are “over it.” On the outside, they may appear strong and…

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  • Like a Punch in The Throat

    Keep in mind that true forgiveness doesn’t require or mean reconciliation, but it also doesn’t keep space for anger. Anger brings roots of bitterness, resentment, and depression.

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  • Talking to A Friend

    Talking to A Friend

    On The Way Home From a Bit of Coffee With Jesus On my way home from church while talking to a friend she went on sharing stories about her life and what it was like growing up in Puerto Rico. She shared about experiences lived during her high school senior year and early years of…

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  • Can Christians Celebrate Valentine’s Day? A Biblical Perspective

    Every February 14th, the world turns its focus toward love and friendship. Flowers, chocolates, and heartfelt gestures become the norm as people celebrate what is widely known as Valentine’s Day. But among Christians, this day often sparks a debate: Should Christians celebrate Valentine’s Day? Does God disapprove? Are we more righteous if we choose not…

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  • Understanding Trauma, Manipulation & Control

    This is especially common when the victim has not had the chance to heal properly. They may lash out, develop trust issues, or use manipulation to navigate relationships. However, the difference between a person who has been traumatized and a true narcissist lies in self-awareness and intent. A person with narcissistic behavior may not be…

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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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  • Stages of a Relationship

    When a person falls in love or is dating, leading up to marriage, they often experience a series of emotional and psychological stages. Here’s a detailed look at these stages: 1. Attraction and Infatuation 2. Getting to Know Each Other 3. Exclusivity 4. Deepening Intimacy 5. Challenges and Adjustments 6. Integration 7. Engagement 8. Marriage…

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  • Praying for Your Future Husband

    5 Key Aspects for Single, Divorced, or Widowed Women Incorporating prayer into your daily routine is a powerful way to seek guidance and blessings for various aspects of your life, including future relationships. Whether you are single, divorced, or widowed, focusing on personal growth, divine guidance, and spiritual readiness can be incredibly fulfilling. Here are…

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  • Learning a New Language

    Love in English As a Christian mental health and life coach, I’ve learned that no matter our title or role in life, pain and emotions are universal experiences that don’t take any of it into consideration when they strike. It’s important to normalize these feelings and understand that managing our emotions is a part of…

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  • Remain Encouraged

    Remain Encouraged

    Today, I want to share something deeply personal with you. After much contemplation and prayer, I have decided to be transparent about a significant change in my life. Recently, my marriage came to an end, and I have gotten a divorce.

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