Uplifting a Depressed Husband
While women are said to suffer from depression twice as much as men, according to statistics provided by the National...
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How Men Can Reclaim Their Purpose ...
Midlife can be one of the most challenging times for men. It’s often called a “midlife crisis,” and it represents...
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How to Relieve Anxiety: Effective Tips ...
Human experience has lots of facets to it, including a variety of thoughts, experiences, and feelings that accompany it. Anxiety...
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Qualities of a Healthy Godly Man
Every year, Lake Superior State University publishes a list of banned words. The purpose of this list is to eliminate...
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What is at the Heart of Addictive ...
Addictive behavior can be described as a pattern of thoughts and behaviors that emerges in a person when they interact...
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When Adult ADHD Causes Problems at Work
Whether you have had ADHD since you were three years old or were just diagnosed as an adult, ADHD symptoms...
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One House Rules: Reconciling Faith ...
Encountering unknowns is common for those emerging from chemical dependency. Honestly, it is to be expected for all believers committed...
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Cognitive-Behavioral Anger Management ...
Why does my spouse lose his or her temper when we discuss finances? Why does my child throw a temper...
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Causes of Depression: Overcoming the ...
We are born with a clean slate and develop as humans with five senses. Our eyes are exposed to a...
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Why Can’t I Stop Drinking ...
The other day, I called a close friend to chat. Our conversation drifted to a mutual friend of ours who...
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The Mirage of Pornography: Dealing with ...
The mirage Have you been hiking on a hot day? Imagine that you have decided to hike for several miles...
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Great Escape: Defusing Temptation, ...
Temptation is something that all humans face regularly. Temptation itself isn’t sin, but its presence reminds us of why we...
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