Anger and contention in our hearts– whether in dating or daily life– can hurt both others and ourselves. Seeing the humanity in others helps foster love, patience, and lasting peace in relationships.
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Beyond Hollywood Type Love: Choosing Commitment Over Chemistry
Emotional connection may spark a relationship, but it’s the daily, intentional choice to honor and nurture that bond that makes marriage last. Romantic comedies may frame love around a single powerful feeling, but in reality, lasting love is built on steady commitment.
President Holland Asks Thousands of Young Adults to Draw Closer to Christ
Young adults should strive for "spiritual momentum" and remember that they are never "released from (their) temple covenants nor (their) continuing conversion toward being more and more like the Savior.”
God of The Long Game: Faith When His Promises Take Time
Our Father in Heaven is playing a longer game than we are, and his perspective is eternal while ours is time-bound. Divine parental promises take longer than we might like.
Reinventing Yourself after Divorce
Too many people after a divorce are leaving the Church, disillusioned because their eternal family looks different now. This is the time when you need the Lord the most.
Steadfast and Flowing: The Marriage of Contraries
In marriage, opposites don’t just attract—they refine and complete.
From ‘Bad Picker’ to Better Partner: Beating the Odds in Second and Third Marriages
A recent divorcee, who had been married and divorced a couple of times, told me that she didn’t intend to marry again because she was a “bad picker” (meaning she is a bad chooser of men). Anxiety about choosing unwisely again is a serious impediment to a lot of good people dating and marrying in their middle years.
