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It’s easy to see others’ blessings and feel you’ve been cheated. But Scripture commands us to celebrate the successes of those in the body of Christ — so how do we do it?
Our phones are crowding our most important spaces. Making a game plan for your smartphone allows you to focus your best energy on what matters most.
I would think “I wonder if these people are really my friends?” Discover why self-absorbed insecurity is the enemy of healthy relationships.
50:26 – Keeping yourself motivated to learn, plus navigating mental health issues and dating, and some of Lisa’s favorite Scriptures.
In a sense, I think it’s wrong to give singles the impression that Jesus can satisfy the stab we feel when we look at someone else’s wedding photos.
The most frustrating moments in my marriage aren’t the tough discussions about finances, future plans and holiday arrangements.
In a self-obsessed culture, how do we think about ourselves less?
It’s not if we fail, but when. There is simply too much for us to remember for us to actually remember it all. Next time you make a mistake or drop the ball, here are a few things to remember.
I recently had another opportunity to exercise forgiveness toward people in my life who have hurt me. As I’m walking through this new season, I’m reminded of three reasons to forgive.
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