Infatuation is a drug and like most drugs it can create intoxication and addiction. It can leave you disappointed, disillusioned, and angry. And yet, the search for its thrill is evident everywhere. Just look at the statistics on adultery. Read the research on workplace affairs. Look at surveys in which 68% of women say they…
What comes to mind when you hear “spring”? Some of you might think about plans for your spring break adventure. For others of you, it is all about spring cleaning. Perhaps it drums up pleasant thoughts of nature in full bloom. And then others of you may be focused on the common Christian-college phenomenon known…
By: Jackie M. Johnson If you’re single, dating, or engaged—and you’re looking toward marriage—one of the best things you can do for yourself and the one you love is know what you want and need in a marriage partner. A helpful way to prepare is to consider the five building blocks, the 5 Cs. These…
By: Candice Watters I spent two years after college single, working in Washington D.C. and commuting an hour each way to and from work. Listening to the radio was the most obvious way to pass the time. Usually I switched back and forth between NPR and Christian talk radio: wanting to be up on the…
I was obviously too young when I got married. That’s why it just fell apart. I didn’t know what I wanted.” There I was waiting beside my husband in a mass of people about to start running a 5K, and this is what I overhear a guy next to us say. Not exactly the conversation…
