Disagreements are healthy and natural. (Proverbs 27:17) People with different opinions and perspectives provide a healthy challenge for us to grow, and complement our limited views. When we can respectfully discuss those differences, we build stronger relationships and better communication skills. Decide If It’s Worth It Identify if it’s worthwhile to bring up a topic […]
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A present doesn’t always need a card but if you’re going to include one, why not make it meaningful? Sharing a fun or heartwarming note can brighten someone’s day. When we are careful with our words, we can make a positive impact. “Do not let any unwholesome talk come out of your mouths, but only
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Having and enjoying wealth is a gift from God. (Ecclesiastes 5:19) As God has entrusted us each with different resources, we should do our best to steward those resources wisely. If you can be smart about managing money, you’ll have more options to do good and be closer to living a financially-free life. Here are
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If someone decided to help you, saying “Thank God!” could be a very dismissive response, and I don’t think Jesus would act this way. In fact, Jesus demonstrates this by his continual acknowledgment of people in tandem with thanking the Lord and giving him due credit. If we can recognize a bad friend as someone
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A weakness doesn’t have to be an obstacle. Sometimes, it can even be a strength. Let’s talk about some relatable weaknesses and how to transform our habits to achieve a happy and healthy life. Easily Distracted As an easily distracted person, I try using this trait to my advantage. For example, if I am about
Being strategic with your choice and placement of mirrors can dramatically transform a room. Here are some techniques to use for all types of situations. Where to place Light up a room by aligning a mirror near the direction of a light source in the room, such as a lamp or window. If a room
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If you want to make budget-friendly healthy meals, they have to be delicious and easy to make. That can be a lot of pressure when you’re just starting out. We’ll be whipping up some good habits to help you stay motivated to cook, and enjoy the meals you make. Step 1. Consider what kinds of
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Someone asked for my thoughts on a video about wedding costs. I think it’s a good opportunity to address the issues stemming from the wrong mindset and values of culture. I’ll be speaking from a bride’s point of view, but these perspectives are helpful for both parties. There are several internal reasons why weddings get
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Not precisely, but let’s cover the basics to give some context first: We live in a world that is affected by sin. The common phrase “Nobody’s perfect.” reflects this state and it’s normal to have struggles. Being convicted is much better than apathy! It’s a potential for growth. Your internal struggles are a sign of
If you find yourself in this situation, you’d probably like a short answer which is: probably yes, if both are financially responsible as individuals and comfortable joining accounts. Financial health for both partners is ideal, but life circumstances and rising inflation can make this challenging to achieve. I knew a wonderful couple who got married
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