Friends · Friendship · Hate · Love · Proverbs

When Salad is Better Than Steak

Why Love is Greater than Luxury I love steak. I have a steak aging fridge at home, and one of my top five meals ever was a Florentine steak in Tuscany — thick, perfectly seasoned, and cooked to perfection. I appreciate a good, juicy cut of beef. But every day of the week, I would… Continue reading When Salad is Better Than Steak

Anger · Emotion · Love · Men

Men and the Battle Within

Learning to Control Our Emotions When people picture a “godly man,” emotional control isn’t always the first quality that comes to mind. Strength? Yes. Courage? Sure. But self-control over one’s emotions? That’s often overlooked, yet it’s one of the most vital aspects of godly character. Emotions are not weaknesses to suppress or ignore. They’re part… Continue reading Men and the Battle Within

Evil · Love · Tolerate

​​The Danger of Tolerating Evil

In a world that preaches tolerance as the highest virtue, Christians often find themselves wrestling with a crucial question: should we tolerate evil in our own lives and the world around us? While the Bible calls us to be patient, kind, and merciful (Galatians 5:22-23), it never equates love with the passive acceptance of sin.… Continue reading ​​The Danger of Tolerating Evil

Biblical Romance · Love · Marriage · Premarital Sex · Sex · Song of Solomon · Valentine's Day

A Holy Romance: 

God’s Design for Marital Love When people think of Christianity and sex, some assume that Christians are prudish—uncomfortable with the topic or trying to suppress desire. But the truth is, God designed sex and celebrates it within marriage. The Bible is not silent about this. The entire book, Song of Solomon, is dedicated to the… Continue reading A Holy Romance: 

1 Corinthians · Cornerstone · Love · Love is Love · Marriage · Matthew

Is Anything Labeled Love God’s Love?

“Love is love” is a mantra repeated extensively throughout our society. For some of us it feels like a hammer we’re repeatedly being smashed in the head with. It’s really a trite saying that says very little, which is why it falls apart at the seams when discussed philosophically. The proponents of the phrase “love… Continue reading Is Anything Labeled Love God’s Love?

Love · Marriage · Sacrifice · Wife

7 PRACTICAL WAYS TO SACRIFICE FOR YOUR WIFE

One of the commissions God gives husbands is to sacrifice for their wives. The apostle Paul says in Ephesians 5:25 “Husbands, love your wives, as Christ loved the church and gave himself up for her.”  We are called to love our wives in a sacrificial way. Jesus loved believers by sacrificing Himself for them. He… Continue reading 7 PRACTICAL WAYS TO SACRIFICE FOR YOUR WIFE

Christ like · Christian Disciplines · Ephesians · Husband · Lead · Love · Marriage · Sacrifice · Wife

Holy Wife, Happy Life

Every guy that has been married for a while knows the phrase, “Happy wife, happy life.” Is that sound advice? Or, is it more world philosophy that not only goes against God, but doesn’t even work? The first goal for the Christian husband is not to make his wife happy, but holy. Holiness is being… Continue reading Holy Wife, Happy Life

Adam & Eve · Honor · Husband · Lead · Love · Marriage · Protect · Sacrifice · Sex

8 Ways Husbands Can Love Their Wives

Marriage is one of the bedrocks of society. Because of this, it is often under attack. A key to a healthy marriage is a husband who loves his wife. Here are 8 ways God calls husbands to love their wives. #1 Love her by leading her. The first way you can love your wife is… Continue reading 8 Ways Husbands Can Love Their Wives

Christ · Cross · Fool · Jesus · Love · Winsomeness

Did Everybody Love Jesus?

There is a current mindset among woke Christians that winsomeness is the highest virtue. They believe the way to win people to Jesus is to get them to like you and only speak well of you. What this often leads to is not confronting people with their sin, therefore not preaching the gospel of Jesus… Continue reading Did Everybody Love Jesus?

God's Word · Grace · Love · Mercy

The Difference Between Grace and Mercy

Grace and mercy are major themes throughout Scripture. They are both such a blessing to us, but have very different meanings. Often people confuse the two terms because of their similarities. Let’s simplify them here. We are going to oversimplify the terms here, so note that this is not an in-depth study. GRACE: RECEIVING A… Continue reading The Difference Between Grace and Mercy