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What makes the difference? Between a Christian and a non-believer? What is the real big difference? The biggest difference...is not what you would think it is. Many have this view that Christians are a group of righteous holy saints that have made it in the good books and have somehow become special. The thing is, Christians aren't that much different from everyone else. We are all lost and broken people. We all make mistakes, we all have done things that make us very undeserving of a ticket into Heaven. But yet somehow when people see us it seems as though that isn't the case....but the thing is, we still struggle with those battles. The fight between right and wrong, good and bad, light vs dark is in all of us, even those "saints." The one thing that sets us apart is that we have hope...a hope in the belief that we have a friend who will never leave us and will stay with us no matter what...that friend is Jesus. Take a look at what He did, dying on the cross for us....

How many families are trying to make it work without God? Why do they reject God? They claim "you don't know for sure if He even actually exists...or if everything you believe is even true." Okay, lets for a second pretend that it isn't true...what would that look like Well for starters not much would change because we all know death exists and is a part of life and most people believe when you die that's it, you're just gone...nothing else happens...it's the end okay so if we are wrong about it and we've spent all that time following God and doing good and being a Christian...then what have we lost? According to the world we haven't really lost anything because it was all going to be last anywhere...the only difference is that the life that we did get here was at least lived to the fullest and we actually did good things and made a life that mattered. Now let's say we know for sure that in the end Heaven actually did exist and we were ...

Dear readers, Hello! Today I would like to discuss a topic that is not often addressed...at least never enough. Let me start it with a question: those of you who have multiply children with different age ranges...how do you treat each of your children? Do you discipline and teach them the same way? let me give you some intel into the minds of children ; Now, I know I'm not a professional psychologist with a degree but I don't need a degree to be able to make observations. From my observations and research I have conducted, I have been able to notice that kids of different age groups tend to learn differently and have different reactions to certain disciplines. I always use the school analogy: in a classroom you have different age groups because they have different grade levels. This is because psychologically children's minds are different at different ages. A baby hasn't developed as much as the toddler has and the toddler hasn't developed as much as the adul...

Hello everybody, we are back with another post...and today we will be talking about the current event happening all across the world. What's going to happen when we come out of this season? Will we learn our lesson and change the things that need to be changed? Or do we need to stay put for a little while longer? Let's take an example: when you discipline your child, do you expect them to end it behaving the same way? My guess would be that you are hoping their negative behavior will be changed and that they learned a lesson. That's what this time is for...we are learning the things that are truly important and what maybe isn't as important. How's your social life been? If it's been anything like mine, it's gone down from what it used to be. What about your family? How has your family been? Spending more time together? My guess is that this isn't a coincidence. Listen, I know this season isn't going to last forever and we are going to eventually ...

Dear readers, Parents have a unique ability as the leaders of the house to follow by the example that we set for our kids but sometimes we get power trips that make us feel like since we are above then we don't have to follow the rules but the point is they should. Following the rules and showing by example how children should act will help them do the same.

How many times do you tell your kids "it's dangerous out there." only to have them become fearful as they get older. This world is a dangerous place and we all know we must pay careful attention to our surroundings, but is it really necessary for us to bring this up time and time again to our children? What if instead of instilling awareness, we're actually sowing fear? It can be very