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What Do You Do for Love?
Husbands, love your wives, and do not be harsh with them. (Colossians 3:19) What you do for love reflects your nature. Your actions reveal who you are, what you prioritize, what you believe in, and what you’re capable of. Your actions distinguish who we truly are. You must pay attention to the things you do […]
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Negotiables vs Non-Negotiables in a Relationship
What are the negotiables? What are the non-negotiables? For example, if your partner is a basketball fan and you’re not so fond of the sport, will you spend your Saturdays watching his games to support his interests? On the other hand, if your girlfriend is a vegetarian, will you give up eating meat? There are […]
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People are Distinguished by their Beliefs
When you make distinctions, you create for yourself a feeling of freedom. With distinctions, there are no limitations in how you can love and be loved. Your marriage is yours to create what you want to create. You can explore. You can experiment as to what works for you and your partner. You can always […]
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Needing Distinctions in Your Relationships
You can communicate in a more powerful and productive manner when you use distinctions, rather than generalizations When you make distinctions, you can speak of a more accurate status for your relationship. You see the finer points in the world. You put the world in a different frame, outside the frame of negativity and reactivity. […]
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Interpreting Prophecy
Prophecies come in different ways for different people. They vary with every individual and depending on one’s anointing. Some prophets will hear words in their spirit. Others see visions that speak into a situation. However, no matter how an individual receives a prophecy, it will still be incomplete. God will not reveal every detail of […]
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Remembering Christ
Jesus Christ made it clear that he wants people to remember to partake in his body and blood. He wants the people to remember that they are always welcome to eat the symbolic bread and wine, that they may be saved. There is evidence of this in the Bible. In 1 Corinthians 11:24-25, it is […]
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