Leaving The Past In The Past. Part 2. I missed Tope. He had gone off on an extended work trip. Lately, we had been closer than ever but his absence was putting a strain on us. It was months since the Soji incident and there didn’t appear to be any repercussions from the kissing incident. …
Today\’s story was inspired by something I heard about recently. Please read, learn and enjoy. Leaving the Past in the Past. Part 1 I really did not know why I let Soji in that night. I mean I knew we were done. There was no way I was going back to him. Tope and …
The Differences Between Confidence and Arrogance by Blaine Bartel Four Differences Between Confidence and Arrogance Some people think that confidence is pride. You can be confident and be very humble. Pride is confidence in the wrong things. True confidence comes from a solid foundation of knowing who you are in Christ. Look at these four …
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Questions Real Friends Should Ask Each Other. Friendship is a wonderful thing, a precious thing. In the world we live in it is becoming even more difficult to find a person we can really trust or unburden ourselves too. That’s why when we find such people we must take time to nurture the friendship. Friends …
Ministering Reconciliation. I recently watched a movie in which a mother was trying to ‘cure’ her son of homosexuality. She took all his privileges, his car, destroyed his credit cards and sent him out of her house. She asked him not to return until he was ready to change his lifestyle. She believed she could …
My last two articles were about playing the substitute game. This is a story that sums up how substitution relationships can be developed and the inherent dangers in it. Remember, it could happen to anybody. Just Friends? By Jenniffer Graham. The attention from my coworker was nice. A little too nice I looked up to …
Playing The Substitute Game. Part 2. In part 1, we talked about the characteristics of substitutes and reasons why people go into substitute relationships. But what happens if you are not be playing the substitute game but your partner is? He/she might not even know it. Your duty as a good partner is to notice …
Playing The Substitute Game. Part 1 In sports, substitutions are generally made to replace tired or injured players or to replace those who are not performing well. In relationships, the game of substitution is also played. Someone else is being used as a filler or to replace a significant other for a variety of reasons. …
Heart to Heart by Gloria Copeland. \”For who has known or understood the mind (the counsels and purposes) of the Lord so as to guide and instruct [Him] and give Him knowledge? But we have the mind of Christ, the Messiah, and do hold the thoughts (feelings and purposes) of His heart\” (1 Cor. 2:16 …
