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- I Discriminate and So Do You! By:-Pastor Greg Baker
Most people consider bias, prejudice and discrimination to be wrong. And there are certainly cases where that is true. Racism is an example of that. But everyone is prejudiced in some way. This is inescapable. There are people who discriminate against prejudiced people. The key lies in how you govern your prejudices. Learn how.
- A Sign of True Love By:-Pastor Greg Baker
There is perhaps nothing more evidently a sign of love than when a person is willing to buy into the moral character and lifestyle of another. Think of how pleased a father will be if his son buys into his philosophy of life and chooses to adopt his father's moral principles in life. I can't think of anything, as a father, that would be more gratifying as a child deciding to follow in my footsteps.
- The Best Love is Where You Fall in Love Again and Again By:-Pastor Greg Baker
That first initial moment where you believe that you are in love is often the most euphoric point in the relationship. From there, many people find the relationship goes downhill. The best relationships are those that seem to fall in love again, and again, over and over again. Find out how.
- What is the Difference Between Love, Lust, Infatuation, and a Crush? By:-Pastor Greg Baker
Personally, I feel that I have all of these for one person: my wife. I pastor a church and counsel many couples, married and dating, and I've found that the most successful relationships have all of these elements. My wife loves that I have a crush on her, that I'm infatuated with her, that I lust for her, and that I love her deeply.
- How to Know If You're in Love By:-Pastor Greg Baker
One of the seemingly great mysteries in life is trying to know or figure out if you're in love. For most people they gauge their emotional intensity to try to figure that out, but that is ambivalent at best. Emotions swing through a wide range of intensities. And the truth is, we argue and fight the most with people we say we love. So how do you know if you're in love?
- Is it Really Possible to Fall in Love? By:-Pastor Greg Baker
The problem, I believe, is not if it's possible or not to fall in love, but rather that so many people mistake a certain feeling for love itself. Love isn't an emotion. What most people assume to be love is the attraction, and sometimes instant attraction, that they have for one another.
- Why Love is Not Enough By:-Pastor Greg Baker
Is it not true that you argue more with people whom you say you love the most? Is it not also true that you've been hurt more by people that claim they love you than by anyone else? If love is enough why then do 50% of marriages end in divorce between two people who once said they loved each other? This article takes a look at this problem.
- What is Love Really? By:-Pastor Greg Baker
There is no word that is more misunderstood than the word love. We throw the word around like some magical wand that is supposed to fix all our problems. People get married and the only reason they give is that they love each other. Yet, we fight the most with the people we say we love the most. So what is love? This article attempts to answer that in a simple and direct way.
- Loving Someone's Faults By:-Pastor Greg Baker
We allow people's idiosyncrasies and bad habits to dominate our opinion of them. We focus so easily on the negatives and weaknesses of another. And this is the problem.
- Growing Your Capacity to Love By:-Pastor Greg Baker
Ever wonder why some people seemingly can love people to such a greater degree than others? This article explores limits of a person's capacity to love and what must be done to grow it.
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