Comparing yourself with others can be very harmful.
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Is your home a piece of heaven for your children?
To see people as God sees them, helps us when we have to do with strong, dominating people.
Do the people around me see a life in God, or do they see a man who often just reacts according to his nature?
A mother’s honest testimony of how her child’s simple comment showed her the truth about herself.
I was constantly reacting to things in a way that I hated. Here’s how I found the solution.
Discovering how good it is to be open and honest about my faith.
A testimony about living to please God.
How do I actually become happy with those who are happy, even when I don’t feel like it?
What are you actually fighting for?
An egoist or a helper?
What is the real cause of all disagreements and conflicts?
Who or what decides if I will become irritated with those around me?
A film in English class made me think about the effect my words have on those around me.
The story of Mary and Elizabeth in the Bible tells of a wonderful friendship. What made their friendship so solid?
The surprising truth about how difficult it is to be nice.
I’ve learned that the way to be with difficult people is by learning to manage my own reactions.
If you want to convince someone to become a Christian, a faithful life speaks louder than words.
What drives us to do the good works that we do?
Do you long to have the fruit of the Spirit?
Am I free to serve God, or am I bound by what others might think about me?
Where do your “opinions” come from – the things you believe and feel so strongly about? Are you always right, and what should you do when you think you are right, but others have a different opinion to you?
It is really nice to have fellowship with others. But why is fellowship needed?
What are the motives and results of my love? Do I have a love that only thinks about myself or a life-giving, unselfish love?
Why do you do or say certain things? Are you worrying about what others might think? Do you want to be free?
Blaming others is almost as natural as breathing for many people.
Following these three lessons will help you to have good, blessed, healthy relationships!
Kindness and gentleness are fruits of the Spirit. The Bible is full of people who had these fruits in their lives, and they are examples for us to follow!
We are human. We sin. Is that the end of the story?
“He who does not love does not know God, for God is love.” 1 John 4:8.
We all know that blaming others never helps the situation, yet this way of reacting lies in our nature from the beginning …
There is judgment that is a help, and there is a judgment that is corrupt and harmful. One is light and one is dark. Read more here!
We all have very good reason to be kind to one another and show compassion and understanding!
Not all of us are born emotionally strong, and that’s okay. But here’s what we can do when our thoughts and feelings try to pull us down.
It’s easy to send messages through social media. But have you thought about the results?
The Bible is very clear about forgiving others. But why is it so important, and how will I be able to forgive them?
The great power of thankfulness can change a situation completely.
Linda found true freedom when she realised that there was only One whom she had to please.
Words are very powerful. They can build up or break down, encourage or destroy.
It can be hard enough to forgive someone who is sorry …
Evil suspicion is totally different from the example left by Christ, and comes from a lack of love. But there is a way out of these evil thoughts!
How can Jesus command us to love people? How can you make yourself love someone else?
It’s shocking how often people do this without thinking about how ungodly it is.
How can I stop being so easily influenced to doing what I know is wrong?
We all know jealousy is bad. But can I admit that I am actually jealous and not just comparing myself to my friends?
“All things happen for my best.” But how do I practice it in my daily life, like when I’m tempted to be jealous?
Rolf: Some people get angry quickly. I am one of them.
Bitterness and having something against someone else only drives people away from each other – But there is a solution!
Am I someone that others can look up to, even when I’m tempted to anger or impure thoughts?
Overcoming inferiority and superiority complexes, feeling that you are either worse or better than others, is no small thing. But, as always, God’s word shows us the way.
There is no joy in measuring my life against anyone else’s.
How I found the way to know the right time, the right words, and the right actions to truly be able to help and bless others.
The way we think about and treat the needy, the lowly and those that the world looks down on, shows what we think about God, the Creator.
There are times when the commandment “Judge not” doesn’t apply.
The key to becoming the best evangelist you can be.