I personally believe that God calls a certain percent of the human population to be single to do what a married man could never do. The Apostle Paul was emphatic about this as described in 1 Corinthians 7. During a time of heavy persecution, Paul thought it best not to be married or have a family, knowing it is much easier for a single man to serve God in a way that a married man could never do. In this regard, being single is not a punishment. It is a blessing. An opportunity to do what you could never do as a married man.
You can overcome jealousy in a relationship. It takes a bit of work, and if you know where the source resides, you can conquer it. If you don’t overcome it, it can consume all of your relationships. Read more to find out how.
Many relationships have someone who believes they give more than the other person to the relationship. This person can become a selfish martyr.
Your acceptance of what marriage is will dictate how you approach nearly every aspect of the relationship. One way to define the term “philosophy” is the perspective of values attributed to a given subject. In other words, a philosophy is the meaning and purpose of something. So depending on your philosophy of marriage, your attitudes, your feelings, and your actions will be dictated by it.
We are taught that jealousy is wrong. Indeed, it often leads to disastrous results. But is it normal? Or is it the result of some wrong thinking or the result of wrong decisions?
Every person needs to have three essential needs met in order to feel fulfilled and satisfied. If you meet these needs, your relationships will be stronger.
No matter what type of relationship you have–marriage, family, or friends–to have a functioning, healthy relationship you need three ingredients that are essential to the success of that relationship.
If there could be a way to prevent that sinking feeling and cold chill you get when someone betrays you, would you do it? If you could guarantee that you’d never again have to suffer a sleepless night or cry yourself to sleep again, would that interest you? Having a broken heart is all too common. Everyone suffers it in some form or fashion. But is there a way to prevent it?
The common definition of unconditional love is to love someone no matter what they do, but that is not correct. It is something else altogether.
Someone lied to you. It hurt. But now what? How do you handle being lied to, particularly by someone you love and perhaps once trusted?
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