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There is something visceral and almost primal about how you feel when you approach an unfamiliar animal. It could be...
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Do you have a little one nearby who’s staring at a screen? Don’t think you’re alone in feeling overwhelmed by...
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For Christian couples planning to get married, premarital counseling is a rite of passage. In many ways, however, it is...
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If you love someone, your lives are likely entwined in complex and delicate ways; losing that bond can have profoundly...
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Having healthy self-awareness can help you in many life situations. If you can tell that you’re getting angry, for example,...
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Some things are easier said than done. Even when you know what you need to do, it’s often a monumental...
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Menopause is a natural transition for women, but its emotional and mental symptoms are rarely addressed. Society focuses heavily on...
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Self-reflection is a basic part of spiritual development and emotional wellness in the Christian lifestyle. By examining our thoughts, emotions,...
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For many stay-at-home moms, the end of May brings a mix of relief and anticipation as summer break looms. The...
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As you look at your various relationships – with friends, colleagues, romantic partners, neighbors, or family members – do you...
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Relationships don’t come ready-made out of the box. There’s a lot of growth, negotiation, mutual understanding, and accommodation that happens...
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Bringing a baby into the world changes everything. The love is powerful, exhaustion is real, and everything feels different. Parenthood...
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