How do you heal from a wrong? There is a simple method that will not only allow you to heal, but find forgiveness for the person who wronged you.
Someone wronged you, and they either don’t deserve your forgiveness or don’t want it. So why should you forgive someone like that?
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.
A backslidden Christian often struggles to come back to God. It is not that they don’t want to in many cases, but it becomes a fight they must win.
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?
As a novelist, I am probably biased when it comes to the answer to this question. I think fiction is a legitimate and impactful medium to convey truth. and I have written my own novels to do just that.
Does the Bible command us to avoid backslidden Christians? Many think so, but what about the command to restore the fallen? What should Christians do?
Dealing with angry people can be very difficult. It can be done, but it requires a bit of understanding and love on your part.
It is much harder to gain someone’s trust than it is to lose it. Gaining someone’s trust can be done with some effort and understanding.
What is the difference between jealousy, covetousness, and envy? The Bible says that we are not to covet (Exodus 20:7; Psalms 119:36), but God is a jealous God (Exodus 20:5; Deuteronomy 4:24). Is there a different type of jealousy that is okay? And what about envy? Is envy different than covetousness?
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