The older you get, the more you’ll realize that most of the time your plans will fall to pieces. Watch this video to learn why YOU don’t have to fall to pieces when that happens.
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When I received an email asking if I’d be willing to have a conversation with a sex worker on Honest Discourse, I wrote back “Why me?”
I saw it again this morning on social media: Another “Christian celebrity” spinning their divorce announcement as a loving deed inspired by altruistic motivation for their “dear friend.” I don’t buy it. Divorce is not altruistic (“unselfishly concerned for or devoted to the welfare of [your spouse]).” This loving facade is nothing less than a lie …
It can be a bit shocking to our ears to hear that favoritism is a sin. We tend to play favorites regularly and almost subconsciously: Sizing others up Comparing each other against worldly standards Asking, “What’s in this relationship for me?”
My husband, Trevor, and I have a bad track record when it comes to our weekly date night. Often we return home unhappier than when we left. If you can relate, here are five date night problems and solutions for you. But first, a story.
Are you currently in—or considering—entering a long-distance dating relationship? If so, this interview “Dating at a Distance” did with me will encourage you in your own relationship. Enjoy.