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We tend to view mental problems as a spiritual problem, putting the cart before the horse. For me, my depression definitely was a spiritual issue, though I'm willing to acknowledge that there are other things that can cause it. This link from Psychology Today hits the nail on the head regarding bot...

I agree with this, but I'm not sure I would call it self-confidence. I would call it Christ-confidence. True. Sometimes we get caught up in the terms commonly used without thinking about the implications. Because ultimately, it's not about me, it's about Jesus. Each of us only sees in part. The bes...

Something I've observed is that those who are the most confident are those who are the most humble; those who truly are not thinking about themselves or what other people are thinking about them. Also, those who are the loudest in saying, "I don't care what other people think," usually do ...

Modest swimwear can be pretty pricey, but I've found that if you search for Muslim swimwear on amazon or ebay you can find stuff for pretty good prices. Especially for little girls. I've made several of my own swim dresses, but when I can buy something for less than the cost of the fabric, that's de...

To me, being pro-life is valuing all life, regardless of age or location. When I was a teen, I heard the statement on a Focus on the Family program that if we as Christians are going to be pro-life, we must also be willing to adopt. I decided then that I wanted to adopt and have since realized that ...

I'm going out on a limb to mention one thing that I learned a decade ago from the Basic Seminar that has stuck with me and helped me see things more clearly. He had a chart showing that outward sins are a manifestation of root problems going back to the Ultimate Root problem of rebelling against the...