Recognizing profound significance about oneself is the first step to a healthy relationship. This involves understanding one's value and worth in the eyes of God, which can be achieved by tuning into one's self-talk and getting past past wounds. Authenticity and self-giving love are also essential components of a healthy relationship, as they allow individuals to connect deeply with others and form meaningful bonds. [... more]

The Jesus of history is often dissected and analyzed by scholars, but the portrait of Jesus in the New Testament remains stubborn and immune to subjective interpretations. Jesus' miracles and deity are denied by those committed to naturalism, but believers sense the work of the Holy Spirit and worship Jesus as the Son of God. [... more]

Your relationships are only as strong as you are, and working on who you are within them can lead to profound transformation and healthier bonds. Dr. Leslie Parrott and her husband Les discuss their book Healthy Me, Healthy Us, highlighting the importance of self-awareness, profound significance, unswerving authenticity, and self-giving love in building strong, healthy relationships. [... more]

Couples struggling with unhealthy relationships can find healing by focusing on their own personal growth and self-awareness. Les and Leslie Parrott, authors of 'Healthy Me, Healthy Us,' emphasize the importance of profound significance, unswerving authenticity, and self-giving love in building strong, healthy relationships. By working on becoming whole and becoming the person God created them to be, individuals can experience a ripple effect of positive change in their relationships and create a more balanced and harmonious environment. [... more]

Mary Elizabeth Jackson, a special needs mom and advocate, shares her experiences and insights on caring for children with disabilities, advocating for their rights, and empowering them to be resilient in the face of challenges. [... more]

Camp Southern Ground is a nonprofit organization that provides a safe environment for children with autism and wounded military personnel to heal and grow. Their programs, including Warrior Week and Warrior Path, offer a structured approach to helping veterans and their families cope with trauma and find hope for the future. [... more]