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12 Ways to Scare Off a Great Guy

by | Jul 13, 2019 | abuse, being controlling, bitterness, choosing a godly path for career/marriage/future/motherhood, conflict, contentment, Dating/Courting, disrespect, expectations, Fear, femininity, growing in Christ, idolatry, insecurity, living life to the fullest now, maturing in Christ, respect, romance

Photo by Moon on Unsplash Some things draw our men to us. Other things repel them. While each individual can be unique in certain preferences, there are some things that would drive just about any emotionally/spiritually healthy man away from a relationship with his...

Let’s Talk about Insults!

by | Mar 4, 2019 | abuse, being controlling, choosing a godly path for career/marriage/future/motherhood, conflict, disrespect, expectations, femininity, growing in Christ, humility, living life to the fullest now, maturing in Christ, peace, repentance, respect, submission

Photo by rawpixel on Unsplash We are continuing our 21 Day Fast from Negative Words! We are seeking to avoid: Complaining Insulting others Destructive criticism of others Arguing How is your fast going? You are welcome to join us any time. We’d love to hear...

Complaining VS. Informing

by | Feb 21, 2019 | being controlling, bitterness, choosing a godly path for career/marriage/future/motherhood, conflict, contentment, Dating/Courting, disrespect, femininity, growing in Christ, humility, living life to the fullest now, maturing in Christ, peace, respect, virtue

Photo by rawpixel on Unsplash Avoiding complaining can get a bit fuzzy, at times. God calls us not to complain or grumble. And yet, there are situations where we need to inform those around us about important things they need to know. How can we discern the difference...

If a Friend Complains about Her Life, Shouldn’t I Complain about Mine, Too?

by | Feb 18, 2019 | bitterness, choosing a godly path for career/marriage/future/motherhood, conflict, contentment, disrespect, growing in Christ, living life to the fullest now, maturing in Christ, respect

Photo by Bewakoof.com Official on Unsplash I received a great question from a reader about what to do when someone else complains. She said she normally would complain about her life, too, so the person would feel she could understand them and they wouldn’t feel...