When sin becomes so tempting that we are frustrated about not being able to do it because we are Christians, it’s often a sign that we forgot that God’s greatest desire is to be in a relationship with us.

Because they do not have anyone waiting for them at home, singles are often asked, and not always politely, to volunteer for all sorts of tasks. It’s time to learn how to say “no”.

Unless we have received the gift of celibacy, we all have times when singleness weighs a little more on our heart. Then we tend to complain or try to “fix” this situation quickly. But at what cost?

If someone stepped up to you and tried to tie your hands together, you would not let them! But there is another form of bondage that is not visible which we often forget about, and it can bind us just as much.

In the Old Testament as in the New, children are taught to honor their parents to live a long life. But this responsibility is not exclusive to children, parents also have their part to do.