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It’s not hard to find problems in your family. Although you are all related, that doesn’t mean you all get along. That’s especially true when you grow up. Those grandparents and elderly uncles might have been fun when you were a child, but now
Recovering from a drug or alcohol addiction isn’t easy. On top of everything else, cravings, social stigma, and shame are always lurking in the background. However, when you’re serious about recovery, you have to learn how to handle stress without leaning on old crutches.
He’s a good kid. We raised him to know the Lord. How could he make this choice? How could she do this thing? Confusing isn’t it? We think we have protected our kids from evil, wrong thinking, and immoral behavior because we raised them
I know, love, and respect many Christians who are on opposite sides of the political spectrum. Both are focused on issues they think are extremely important to our nation. I agree with many of them, and find myself conflicted as I see God’s light
“You need to settle down.” I overheard a man (perhaps a husband) say that to (I presume) his wife. Oh boy… fightin’ words. I passed this unwise soul as I was going for a run. I heard him deliver his one-two-punch into his cell
As a Christian community, you probably already know why it’s best to stay away from pornography. God tells us in Romans 6:12, “Let not sin therefore reign in your mortal body, to make you obey its passions.” Viewing pornography is not God’s best for
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If you are experiencing a mental health emergency, including thoughts of harming yourself or others, please call 911 or go to your nearest emergency room immediately. You may also call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at
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