Practical Biblical Solutions
The Power of Doing Good
The power of doing good shows up most clearly in how Christian men treat the women in their lives. When a man follows Christ, his attitude toward women cannot be shaped by culture, resentment, or fear, but by the gospel itself. Doing good is not a strategy to get something [...]
Chivalry Is Not Dead
What Happened to Chivalry? For generations, chivalry stood as a symbol of male honor—strength guided by virtue, power balanced by compassion. Knights in medieval times were trained to defend the weak and uphold justice. But even after the age of armor passed, chivalry lived on in everyday gestures: opening a [...]
The World’s Scoreboard
Everyone wants to be successful—but the real question is, by whose definition? From childhood, most of us learn to measure success by visible markers: good grades, a nice house, a well-paying job, or public recognition. The message is clear—if you achieve enough, acquire enough, or impress enough, then you matter. [...]
Rebrand Your Life
Every so often, life gives us a quiet nudge—or sometimes a loud wake-up call—that it’s time for change. We feel it when we wake up more tired than inspired, when our relationships start running on autopilot, or when our work no longer reflects what we truly believe. These moments aren’t [...]
The Diary
I never thought of myself as “a critical wife.” I thought of myself as honest, practical, and detail‑oriented. I noticed what needed to be fixed, what could be better, and I said it. Often. Out loud. To my husband. Over time, though, the jokes got fewer, the conversations shorter, and [...]
The Wounded Husband
A husband who lives under constant criticism doesn’t just “get his feelings hurt.” Something much deeper happens inside him. Continual fault‑finding from the woman he loves most slowly reshapes how he sees himself, his marriage, and even God. When Home Stops Feeling Safe At first, many husbands try to brush [...]