As believers, we are called to generously love our enemies — even those who disguise themselves as friends.
An obscure verse in Deuteronomy offers a principle that, if applied, helps establish beneficial and spouse-honoring patterns for marriage.
The most needful thing is not that we discover ourselves, but that we discover love.
How can we live out our convictions in ways that prevent misunderstanding?
Here are some “bridge out ahead” signs to watch out for in your longer-term relationships.
Even if you forget everything else, remember this: You have a gift to give others in the way you interact with them and listen to them.
It’s important to be intentional and aware of the changing relational dynamics as you bring your special someone home for the holidays.
1:09:15 – Saying no to divorce, plus why Christian movies feel so cringe, and dating someone with a narcissistic family member.
