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God’s love in our darkest moments
It was in Portia's darkest moment that she learned God was still there and He still loved her with an everlasting love.
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Dealing with paranoid people
Usually people with paranoia have difficulty being intimate in relationships and stay emotionally detached.
Is self-care being self-centered?
Jesus stayed strong by exercising self-care in the middle of his ministry life. He understood the importance of rest and time alone with the Father.
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The iFactor
Have you been trying to lose weight for some time and haven’t seen any results? It may have something to do with the iFactor.
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Real Recovery
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God’s perfect timing
No matter how many times Kevin failed or was constantly struggling, his status as a child of God remained unchanged.
Real Recovery
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Making the call
Is your recovery rooted in Jesus or is it just behavior modification?
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Emotional intelligence in marriage
Our emotions can be the root cause of marital conflicts, but when managed properly, they can bring healing and transformation to any marriage relationship.
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Live the Promise
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Can love help us heal?
We know that God's perfect love casts out fear, but does it also has the power to help us heal physically?
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Stewarding our whole being
As Christians, it's our job to steward the mind, body, and spirit that God has given us.
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Staying healthy as we age
Maintaining our health is important to do at any age, but there are things we can do now to maintain a healthier lifestyle later in life.
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How to have a good fight
Fighting well is hard. Dr Linda Mintle offers 6 rules of healthy fighting to help you make sure when you fight, you fight healthy.
Common relationship problems
Dr. Linda Mintle outlines three common problems couples may face at different times in their relationship and how to overcome them.
The trap of perfectionism
Are you pushing too much, overcorrecting, not allowing others to learn from their mistakes? Dr. Linda Mintle offers how to overcome perfectionism.