As I study the bible, one of the things that is crystal clear is that God wants us to have healthy relationships. I'm very concerned when I encounter Christians who have a “me and my bible doctrine.” In other words, they think that the only thing the

God gave you a mind inside of you to repaint your outside world. God gave you your imagination so that you can look at something other than your present circumstances. Your mind has two primary functions: memory and imagination. We use our memory to peer

God gave you a mind inside of you to repaint your outside world. God gave you your imagination so that you can look at something other than your present circumstances. Your mind has two primary functions: memory and imagination. We use our memory to peer

God gave you a mind inside of you to repaint your outside world. God gave you your imagination so that you can look at something other than your present circumstances. Your mind has two primary functions: memory and imagination. We use our memory to peer

Consequences play a big role when you are setting boundaries. When you look at most co-dependent people, one person jumps off the top of a building, but another person is the one who crashes into the ground. In other words, one person is engaged in inappr

One of my favorite portions of scripture is 1 Peter 4:10 “As each one has received a gift, minister it to one another, as good stewards of the manifold grace of God.” This verse tells us that we are called to be God in the flesh to people. If you are like

Most of us are familiar with the migration of the Children of Israel in the Old Testament as they went from Egypt through the wilderness into Canaan. We refer to Canaan as the “Promised Land“—the culmination of all of God’s promises. There is an internal

Most of us are familiar with the migration of the Children of Israel in the Old Testament as they went from Egypt through the wilderness into Canaan. We refer to Canaan as the “Promised Land“—the culmination of all of God’s promises. There is an internal

Most of us are familiar with the migration of the Children of Israel in the Old Testament as they went from Egypt through the wilderness into Canaan. We refer to Canaan as the “Promised Land“—the culmination of all of God’s promises. There is an internal

Most of us are familiar with the migration of the Children of Israel in the Old Testament as they went from Egypt through the wilderness into Canaan. We refer to Canaan as the “Promised Land“—the culmination of all of God’s promises. There is an internal