Mental Health Awareness | Psychosis: Psychosis and Substance Use

It happens — one spouse is on fire for God, the other’s barely flickering. It’s not always rebellion; sometimes it’s burnout, trauma, or spiritual laziness. But how do you build intimacy when your spiritual growth feels mismatched?

When all is said and done — when the battle of good and evil reaches its climax — what remains standing is not fear, not power, not even justice on its own. What stands victorious is love. God’s love, patient through millennia of rebellion, shines brightest at the very end…

For too long, girls have been subtly (and sometimes loudly) told where their place is in church — and where it isn’t. But what if God’s calling on girls doesn’t fit into man-made boxes? How can girls step up, speak up, and serve powerfully while still honouring God’s design?

Let’s be honest — men don’t always handle criticism well. Society teaches strength, not vulnerability; defence, not reflection. But true manhood isn’t about avoiding critique; it’s about absorbing it, learning from it, and responding with dignity. Can you take correction without crumbling or lashing out?

Families are meant to reflect heaven—yet often feel like battlegrounds. Between miscommunication, unmet expectations, and generational pain, it’s easy for love to grow cold. But Christ’s love wasn’t just shown in miracles—it was seen in foot washing, in patience, in sacrifice. To model Christ’s love at home is to choose…