I am an admitted conflict-avoider. I lived with roommates for six years during and after college and never had a single roommate conflict of any magnitude. Not because I didn’t need to, but because I flat refused to. I didn’t see the point of conflict. …
Exercising faith is pleasing to God. It shows we believe in Him and what He’s capable of doing, even when we do not see it yet. Faith trusts in the future God-kingdom and calls that future into the present. But it’s easy to confuse faith with wishful t …
As I’ve mentioned a few times before, I recently cut some foods out of my diet because I suspected food allergies or intolerances. When I asked my doctor about a food allergy test, he sent me to have some lab work done. To my surprise, everything came …
If you’re single, you’ve probably heard the comments from married folks. “Wow! I’m jealous of all the things you get to do.” Or, “Enjoy this time, because you’ll miss it when you get married (and have kids).” I heard these comments when I was single. A …
Looking back, I realize that I wanted contentment more than I wanted Christ.
What is the bare minimum to be considered spouse material these days? if you had to pick a few theoretical “non-negotiables,” what would they be?
One of my greatest regrets in life happened during my driver’s education class in ninth grade. I was assigned to a car that I shared with an instructor and three classmates. One of my classmates was a quiet, attractive girl, and I had a crush on her. B …
I have been in a long-distance relationship for a year, and the whole process has been arduous, ambitious and awkward. The long-distance relationship is one that can abound in communication issues yet persist in a fragile flame of romance. Many …
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