By: Bec Harris
In the age of smartphones, social media, and tracking apps, digital boundaries are more important than ever. But what are they, and how do we know if ours are healthy?
By: Bec Harris
In the age of smartphones, social media, and tracking apps, digital boundaries are more important than ever. But what are they, and how do we know if ours are healthy?
By: Sabrina Peters
The pursuer-distancer cycle is a familiar pattern in relationships that can lead to misunderstandings, frustration, and emotional fatigue.
By: The Centre for Effective Living
A common myth about relationships is that not fighting is a good sign. Although not fighting may sound ideal, peaceful, easy, and drama-free, in reality, the absence of conflict can sometimes signal emotional distance, avoidance, or unspoken resentment.
By: Laura Bennett
Holding a dream to get married can seem like a vain hope when culture’s increasingly shedding Christian dating ideals.
By: Sabrina Peters
Marriage is one of the most beautiful and refining relationships we can experience. It teaches us about love, selflessness, and grace—but it also stretches us beyond what’s comfortable.
By: Helping Hands TV
“More than a handful of good friends is nearly too much because we can’t do the give and take,” says Raewyn Elsegood, a chaplain in sport and self-confessed seeker of friendships and community.
By: Brian Harris
What signs we can look for to indicate we are in a healthy relationship. Of course, if the signs aren’t there, we can move into the “what can we do about this?” territory. Hope it’s helpful…