Love

  • 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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  • Happy Valentine’s Day!

    It’s the middle of the week and the Valentine’s Day plans and gifts purchasing is getting real. Let’s talk for a minute about love, Valentine’s Day and where we find ourselves in the middle of it all. Studies demonstrate that 45% of people feel pressure around Valentine’s Day. From expectations to planning something perfect to…

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  • Let Him refine you

    Let Him refine you

    Our hearts are much like that bracelet. God the expert, sees the potential for beauty and purity inside us, even when we feel tarnished by mistakes, doubts, or distractions. Purity is far from being perfect; it’s about being open to be processed through His refining work. Our purity and beauty shines the best when allow…

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  • The Psychology of the Unloved Person

    A person who has never experienced authentic love does not recognize it as safe. A Person Who Feels Unloved Becomes and Unloved Person Ding-dong-ditchers of love Some people live their entire lives without ever feeling truly loved. Rejecting true love.This feeling of being unloved becomes their reality even if it’s just a perception that stemmed…

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  • The Chains of Co-dependency

    Breaking Free is Possible: Co-dependency isn’t simply “caring too much for others or enabling wrong behavior”. Co-dependency it’s a form of bondage that quietly drains your emotional, spiritual, and even physical and sociological health and life. It’s when your identity, worth, and peace are tied to someone else’s joy, approval, mood, or stability (in any…

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  • Moving From The Thought To Transformation

    Wanting to make a positive change in life starts with a thought that when nurtured flourishes and transforms the mind. The more we think about it, the more it grows into a deep longing longing. Have you noticed this? That deep longing is a part of you that identifies that something within you has the…

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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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  • 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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  • 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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