One of the great mysteries of Christianity is contentment. What we must learn is that contentment is not something that’s found; it is an attitude.
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A former cutter shares how friends and family can help a friend or loved one who cuts.
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Help your teen download the facts about spending money—before they leave home.
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Instead of ignoring our tendencies to show anger, honestly examine your priorities, repent of it, reject it and walk away from it.
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So you just put the ice cream in the vegetable keeper. Don’t panic; it’s probably just your brain downshifting to middle age.
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