At times, the easiest approach when things aren’t going well in a relationship is to resort to blame. This could happen in romantic relationships, with family, friends, colleagues at work, or even within a community or student group. Blaming becomes a defense mechanism where we avoid taking responsibility and find temporary relief in pointing out […]
“We continue to lose marriages due to unhealthy boundaries, and it breaks my heart deeply. 😞 The impact of a broken marriage ripples through the individuals involved, their children, the church, and society at large. Many couples date, yet fail to appreciate vital aspects of marriage, both in the present and in the future. Avoiding
To my married friends, I have some encouragement for you today. This morning, I spent some time reflecting on Genesis 1, 2, and 3—the creation story, which I find endlessly fascinating. I never seem to tire of it. In those chapters, we see how God spoke everything into existence by His powerful word. He still
What is God doing in your life today, and what are you thankful for? I am truly grateful for our parents. We were raised in a home where we were taught the importance of prayer, reading God’s word, and fellowship with other believers. Friday night vigils were a constant in our home for as long
If you’ve ever found yourself in a tough situation, feeling lost and lacking purpose, remember that you might be on the verge of discovering your true destiny if you hold on and stay focused on God. He often uses difficult moments to align us with His greater plan. Never forget that you belong to God,
I’ve often heard husbands express a common concern: “It’s so difficult to understand my wife. One moment she wants something, and the next, she doesn’t. She’s full of excitement one day, then sad the next. She feels loved at times, but in our next conversation, she might not feel that way.” So, how do I
To do what you love, you must first understand what you love. – Joyce Meyer Marriage brings a new set of responsibilities compared to when you were single or dating. When he was a young man, his biggest concerns were paying rent, feeding himself, and saving up for a coffee date with his fiancée. She,
What Do I Bring to My Marriage? When I was younger, attending school and serving in the youth ministry, I admired a particular couple in our church. They seemed composed, always together, and looked to be in their 50s. There was no public display of affection, but if you paid attention to the little details
“Two people cannot walk together unless they agree.” Marriage is the union of two individuals who have chosen to walk through life together. The man leaves his parents, joins his wife, and together they become one. They agree to manage finances together, make decisions as a team, support each other’s growth, serve God together, raise
Responsibility is never a smooth journey, but I choose to see it as a calling. At times, envisioning the end goal from the start fuels my determination to keep going. When I focus on enjoying the process, regardless of the challenges, I’ve experienced God’s faithfulness to fulfill His promises. He has given me strength, provided
