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  God-Centered Marriages: 7 Biblical Habits for Lasting Love By Sunday Chukwu Introduction A God-centered marriage doesn’t just happen—it is built and nurtured daily through intentional, faith-driven choices. In a world where love is often based on fleeting emotions, superficial attraction, or self-centered expectations, biblical marriage offers something deeper and more enduring: a covenant rooted in God’s love, modeled after Christ’s relationship with the Church. To cultivate this kind of relationship, couples must intentionally develop spiritual habits that anchor their love in Christ. These aren’t one-time acts but consistent practices that strengthen emotional intimacy, deepen spiritual connection, and build a strong foundation of faith. In this post, we’ll explore seven powerful biblical habits that can help you and your spouse grow together, remain united, and build a lasting, God-centered marriage. 1. Pray Together Daily (Matthew 18:20) “For where two or thre...

  Marriage and Family: God’s Design for Love, Unity, and Legacy Introduction: In a world where the institution of marriage and the family unit are constantly under attack, it’s crucial to return to God’s design for these foundational relationships. The Bible offers a beautiful and powerful blueprint for marriage and family that not only glorifies God but also strengthens and unites those who choose to live by it. Marriage and family are not just social constructs or cultural traditions; they are divinely designed, reflecting God’s love and His purpose for humanity. In this article, we will explore God’s purpose for marriage and family, looking at the biblical principles that guide us in creating loving, strong, and God-honoring homes. Mark 10:6–8 says: “But from the beginning of creation, ‘God made them male and female.’ For this reason a man shall leave his father and mother and be joined to his wife, and the two shall become one flesh.” This scripture establishes the fou...

How to Raise Godly Children in a Digital World Introduction: Screens are everywhere—from phones and tablets to TVs and laptops. In today’s digital world, raising godly children feels harder than ever. Technology has become an inseparable part of our daily lives, and with it, the challenges of parenting have intensified. We face questions such as: How do we protect our children from harmful online content? How do we foster their spiritual growth while navigating the pressures of a digital society? But with God’s Word as our guide and intentional parenting, we can raise children who love Jesus more than they love technology. 1. God Has a Blueprint for Parenting In the midst of the fast-paced and ever-changing world of technology, it’s important to remember that God has given us a blueprint for parenting. Proverbs 22:6 says, “Train up a child in the way he should go, and when he is old he will not depart from it.” God’s Word is timeless, and it offers us practical wisdom to guid...

The Christian Woman’s Guide to Emotional and Spiritual Self-Care Introduction: Reclaiming Your Soul Space Christian women often give their best to everyone else—family, ministry, work—until there’s barely anything left for themselves. The demands of life can pull us in many directions, leaving us feeling empty, exhausted, and spiritually dry. Yet, this is not the life God desires for His daughters. Jesus modeled a life of balance, where He withdrew to be alone with the Father—even at the height of His ministry (Mark 1:35, Luke 5:16). If the Son of God needed rest, solitude, and spiritual renewal, so do we. This guide offers encouragement and practical steps for embracing biblical self-care without guilt, so you can refresh your spirit, care for your emotional well-being, and show up more fully for the people and purpose God has entrusted to you. 💖 1. What Is Godly Self-Care? Godly self-care is about nurturing yourself with the intent of deepening your relationship with God ...