The role of a man in the family
Anne Alvares
Love and heart of a father
Nate Carr
The power of positive thinking
Patricia Arreola
The Church more than just a building
Deneen Anderson
A Wait for Mr Right
Vickie Menendez
What men really want
David Giles
Leadership by example
Theresa Kenny
A relationship built on friendship
Andrea Jones
Your health is your choice
Kelly Cochran
The power & importance of effective communication as a couple
Marlene J. Yeo
Exposing the dirty game of internet fraud (Keeping watch over your soul)
Beata Holeckova
A dive into fatherhood
Daniel N. Stone
Andy Coats
What men think about women against God's view of them
Discovering yourself as a man in the light of scriptures R.A. Sweeney
The role of a man in the family
Anne Alvares
Love and heart of a father
Nate Carr
The power of positive thinking
Patricia Arreola
The Church More than just a building
Deneen Anderson
A Wait for Mr Right
Vickie Menendez
What men really want
David Giles
Leadership by example
Theresa Kenny
A relationship built on friendship
Andrea Jones
Exposing the dirty game of internet fraud (Keeping watch over your soul)
Beata Holeckova
The art of Communication
Marlene J. Yeo
What men think about women against God's view of them
R.A. Sweeney
The Re-Birth of A King
Evans Egualeona
A dive into fatherhood
Daniel N. Stone
Discovering yourself as a A Godly Man
Andy Coats
Your health is your choice
Kelly Cochran
Know Your Prostate
Evans Egualeona
C O N T R I B U T O R S
Dear Friends in Christ, As we present the 5th edition of The Brighter Life Family 101 Magazine Network , we are reminded of the immense grace God has shown us, even in the midst of our challenges.
In this edition, Tagged " The Re-birth of a King" we reflect on His unwavering love and faithfulness, themes that are not only at the heart of our faith but also at the center of the stories and articles we’re sharing with you.
This issue is filled with reflections that I hope will encourage you in your daily walk with Christ—whether it’s through discovering new ways to live out your faith, finding strength in God’s word, or hearing the powerful testimonies of others who have experienced His transformative power.
My prayer is that each page you turn will deepen your connection with our Savior, drawing you closer to His heart.
In a world that often feels uncertain, it’s more important than ever to anchor ourselves in the hope that Christ offers As you read, I pray you are reminded that we are never alone in this journey, and that God is at work in ways we often can’t see, yet we can trust in His perfect plan.
Thank you for being a part of our community of faith. It’s a privilege to walk alongside you as we seek to live out the love and purpose God has for each of us
With gratitude and blessings,
EVANG. EVANS EGUALEONA Editor-in-Chief The Brighter Life Family 101 Magazine Network
Some men do not know the importance of their
role in a family. How do we change this? We can reflect on the Bible’s teachings.
Men have two roles: husband and father. Both are equally important and are considered sacred in biblical teaching. A man of God is called to love his wife Ephesians 5:25 – “Husbands, love your wives, just as Christ loved the church and gave himself up for her ”The love a man has for his wife is sacrificial because he is called to love her as Christ loved the church and gave His life for the church. This love that a man demonstrates is not self serving It requires patience, forgiveness, and maturity A husband’s love is to serve the family in stability and in spiritual growth.
This love comes first because it is the foundation of a family Couples who work together, grow together, and love each other, create families that thrive A husband thinks of his wife and makes sure that she feels safe, supported, and cared for. He walks in his love for her. A husband provides for his wife spiritually, financially, and physically. When he gives this support to his wife, she can truly embrace her role as a wife and mother.
The second role is that of the father in the family. Proverbs 22:6 – “Start children off on the way they should go, and even when they are old they will not turn from it.”A man leads his family spiritually. Fathers are instrumental in providing guidance in living as Christians. They lead by example. A father uplifts his children and shows them love. He teaches his daughters about good relationships with men. He is also his sons' role model. His sons learn values, priorities and how to deal with challenges
A man in the family is a leader and a collaborator He ensures everyone feels safe, heard, and valued. His actions speak love to his wife and children. The roles of husband and father are sacred and serve God’s divine purpose to grow in love for one another A man, who understands his roles, will create a family that honour’s God.
Anne Alvares is a Parent Coach and Founder of the Masterful Parenting Program, a School Counsellor, Teacher and mom of two. With her over 20 years working with families, Anne has a passion for helping parents to gain confidence in their parenting. She has had over 16 years, working with teens, as a High School Counsellor. She knows what teens need, what they struggle with, and how they think and feel about things In her Masterful Parenting Program, Anne helps parents to heal from their childhood pain so they can nurture healthy relationships with their children through relational parenting If you are interested in learning more about relational parenting, you can connect with Anne Her business links are below
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The heart and love of a father are unique expressions of care, strength, and guidance that deeply influence a child’s sense of identity, security, and worth. Unlike other forms of love, a father’s love often intertwines tenderness with steadfast support, offering a balance of affection and empowerment. Here are succinct snippets of this profound relationship:
1. The Nature of a Father’s Heart Protective Instinct: Inclines toward protecting his children, providing a foundation of safety to explore the world with confidence. Strength and Vulnerability: Characterized by quiet strength, with vulnerability at its core—a willingness to sacrifice putting the needs of others above his own. Unspoken Devotion: Paternal love is often subtle, through actions, responsibilities, and enduring presence.
2. Expressions of a Father’s Love Provision and Sacrifice: Working hard to meet their children’s needs materially, emotionally, and spiritually. Sacrifices are often unnoticed until their children grow older. Guidance and Wisdom: Provide wise lessons, advice, and moral direction as a compass for life’s challenges. Acts of Service: Fixer, Coach, helping with homework and being present and active in children’s lives.
3. Emotional Impact on Children
Building Confidence: Affirmation and belief in a child foster self-esteem and the courage to pursue dreams.
Emotional Safety: Creates an environment to feel valued and supported, for emotional wellbeing.Teaching Healthy Love: Demonstrating love, respect, and emotional intelligence to approach relationships and express love
4. Spiritual and Moral Dimensions Unconditional Love: Reflecting divine or universal love, reflecting grace, forgiveness, and acceptance Values and Character: Instill values such as integrity, responsibility, and perseverance to shape a moral compass
5. Challenges Fathers Face Balancing Authority and Affection: Struggle to find the equilibrium between disciplinarian and nurturer. Cultural Expectations: Societal pressures sometimes stifle ability to openly express emotions (tears), limiting opportunities to fully show love (a hug).Healing Broken Relationships: Experiencing estranged relationships with their own parents many struggle to redefine love and connection.6. The Enduring Legacy of a Father’s Love Generational Impact: A father’s love creates a ripple effect influencing his children and the way they will parent.
Unforgettable Presence: The memory of a father’s love—or the longing for it—profoundly shapes the lives of their children. Eternal Bond: A father’s love remains a source of strength long after his time on Earth, as a wellspring of inspiration and guidance The heart of a father is a reservoir of boundless love that, when nurtured, profoundly enriches the lives of his children It teaches resilience, fosters emotional growth, and models the powerful interplay between strength and tenderness In its purest form, a father’s love reflects a divine or universal truth: love expressed through action, devotion, and unwavering presence Provide –
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Building Confidence: A father’s belief in his children creates an unshakable foundation for their self-esteem and courage. Knowing they are loved provides a safe space to take risks and grow.
Shaping Identity: Fathers help their children understand their place in the world, often influencing their moral compass, values, and aspirations. Strengthening Resilience: Through his support and encouragement, a father helps his children navigate life’s trials, teaching them to endure and overcome. Spiritual Dimension of a Father’s Love For many, the love of a father reflects the unconditional and eternal love of God. Fathers who lead with faith and humility inspire their children to explore their spiritual lives This connection deepens the bond between a father and his family, embedding a sense of divine purpose and belonging
In Summary In its purest form, the love and heart of a father are transformative forces, molding not only his children but also the family and community he serves It is a love that leaves a lasting legacy, one that continues to guide and inspire long after the father’s physical presence fades.
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CREATE THE LIFE YOU DESIRE “Above all else, guard your heart, for everything you do flows from it." Proverbs 4:23c”For as he thinks in his heart, so is he." Proverbs 23:7
By Patricia Arreola
“Mind and Heart Coherence refers to a state where the brain and heart are functioning in sync, creating a harmonious alignment between thoughts, emotions, and physical sensations, signifying a state of mental and emotional balance where the mind and body are working together optimally; it's often achieved through practices like deep breathing and meditation, leading to increased clarity, focus, and emotional stability” Choose to operate in your transformative power using positive thinking with your heart and mind. This alignment can physically, emotionally, and spiritually transform your life, especially when faced with challenges I choose to do so after discovering the battlefield is in the mind (1 Timothy 6:12). Heart and mind coherence empowers you to be proactive and cultivate the outcome you desire by doing the following:
1. Visualization: See the positive outcome with your mind's eye (Isaiah 46:10)
2. Resonance: Feel the positive emotion as if you already have it (Philippians 4:4)
3. Affirmations: Engage in encouraging and supportive internal dialogue (Ephesians 4:29)
4. Gratitude journal: Recording gratitude for the positive viewpoints of your life (Psalm 107:1)
5. Intention setting: Clearly define what you want to manifest (James 4:2b/John 15:7)
6. Mindfulness: Be present without judgment (Matthew 6:33-34). Mindfulness may include focusing on your
body, breath, or grounding using short daily meditations to increase awareness of thoughts and emotions
7. Take action: deter mine and implement specific steps (Proverbs 16:3) to move you towards your goals (Philippians 3:14)
I put these modalities into practice when my world turned upside down, shifting from depression, grief, failed marriage, becoming a single mom, and disappearing finances to finishing my master's degree, becoming published, collaborating in various projects, and making a difference in many people's lives The shift did not happen overnight, but staying consistent not only shifted my way of thinking, but my emotions, which led to changing my overall perspective about life Life is a journey with ups and downs. However, choosing to practice these modalities may assist you while going through the fire. By choosing to change your negative thinking and limiting beliefs to more optimistic and empowering ones you change your perspective. Romans 12:2 says, "Do not conform to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind.” Thoughts and emotions can create chemical reactions that keep you addicted to patterns that no longer serve you. The mind operates in absolutes and the present tense Rephrase your statements to see goals as reality now. Awareness and heartily reframing negative thoughts require consistent practice to become deep-rooted. Replacing these patterns with new, positive and beneficial habits results in reprogramming and evolving your brain.
Consciously be intentional about reflecting on your current thoughts, emotions, and beliefs Ask yourself if they are supporting the reality you want. Be honest and challenge yourself to adopt some practices mentioned. The power to create your desired reality has always been within you. Use the power of your heart and mind to create the life you desire and deserve. Sources
“Evolve Your Brain: The Science of
Changing Your Mind” by Joe Dispenza, DC., 2017, Hay House and Simon & Schuster
“Harness the Power of Your Thoughts: Create the Life You Desire” by Rajesh Parekh, PhD. 2024 https://wwwlinkedin com/pulse/harness-poweryour-thoughts-create-life-you-desire-dr-rajeshparekh-tilwf/
“The Power of Positive Thinking” by Norman Vincent Peale, 2003, Prentice Hall. What is Heart Coherence? By HeartMath, 2022. https://www.heartmath.com/blog/health-andwellness/what-is-heart-coherence/
Patricia is a conscious entrepreneur, faithbased holistic (mind, body, spirit) life & business coach, public speaker, writer and published author Her mission is to empower women and young girls to realize their greater potential and purpose as they transform their God-given gifts, talents, and abilities to develop the true conscious leaders they already are within.
Patricia has a master's in business administration. She is the co-founder and CEO of Kingdom Life Communications, LLC She is the creator of AWAKEN THE POWER WITHIN programs which offer online coaching.
Patricia Arreola is originally from Mexico who moved to Arizona since she was 6 years old with her family. She has three amazing children and continues to live in the USA with her family.
As a transformational mentor and coach Patricia also shares principles, practices, modalities and strategies in Spanish speaking communities. For help clarifying your next step in your personal or professional life in Spanish or English contact Patricia at
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It is time to rethink, reimagine, and rediscover the true essence of the church beyond its beautiful edifice! Beyond the sanctuary and outside the four walls, the church is more than a place you go. It's a people joined together in Christ! In his writings, Apostle Paul emphasizes that the church is a living, spiritual organism built on the foundation of Christ and the apostles. The church is not confined to a physical structure but is a dynamic, global community of believers united in their faith and commitment to Christ.
In Corinthians 3:16, the Apostle Paul writes, “Do you not know that you are God's temple and that God's Spirit dwells in you?” This verse highlights that the church is not merely brick, mortar, and steeples. It is a spiritual entity comprised of believers whom the Holy Spirit indwells
In Ephesians 2:19-22, Apostle Paul further elaborates on this concept, stating, “So then you are no longer strangers and aliens, but you are fellow citizens with the saints and members of the household of God, built on the foundation of the apostles and prophets, Christ Jesus Himself being the chief cornerstone, in whom the whole structure, being joined together, grows into a holy temple in the Lord. In Him, you are also being built together into a dwelling place for God by His Spirit.”
In Matthew 18:20, Jesus declares, “For where two or three gather in my name, there am I with them.” This verse underscores that the church is not limited to any specific physical location but can be gathered in oneness wherever believers come together in the name of Christ.
The church is far more than just a physical building. The building is for corporate worship, the study of scripture, and corporate prayer. The church is a spiritual entity, a living temple, the Ecclesia, indwelt by the Holy Spirit. Believers must recognize and embrace this profound understanding of the church and seek to live out their faith in a way that reflects this reality to the world!
BY DENEEN ANDERSON
In the search for "Mr Right," the most profound discovery often begins within us If we’ve found ourselves attracting relationships that fall short of what we desire or deserve, it may be a gentle nudge to look inward and reflect. The journey to finding “Mr Right” starts with becoming “Misses Right.”Life has a way of holding up a mirror through the people we encounter. Each person crossing our path reflects a part of ourselves sometimes the parts we’d rather not acknowledge. It’s far easier to point fingers or shift blame, but what if we pause to ask, What is this situation teaching me? How can I grow from this on a soul level?
When we embrace this perspective, relationships become opportunities for growth. Every interaction holds lessons if we’re courageous enough to see them. The energy we project into the world attracts “like” energy. If we give off frequencies of insecurity or unresolved wounds, we often draw people who mirror those same traits. However, as we do the inner work to heal and grow, we naturally shift our frequency to one of love, compassion, and joy, attracting relationships that reflect these higher vibrations
Triggers, although uncomfortable, are powerful tools for healing When someone or something stirs deep emotions within us, it’s an invitation to explore what’s unresolved. By facing these moments with honesty and courage, we release old patterns and beliefs that no longer serve us In their place, we create space for understanding, acceptance, grace and LOVE.
This self-transformation is not only about attracting a future spouse but also about elevating every relationship in our lives As we embody the best parts of ourselves, we begin to notice that our friendships and connections shift. The people who surround us mirror our growth, creating a community of support, kindness, and inspiration.
If you’re waiting for “Mr. Right,” consider this: Have you made a list of the qualities you desire in a partner? Now, reflect—do you embody those qualities yourself? If you seek kindness, are you kind to yourself and others? If you desire honesty, do you practice it in your daily life?
The Bible teaches us that love is patient and kind (1 Corinthians 13:4). It begins within, with the way we treat ourselves. When we learn to love ourselves fully—flaws and all—we unlock the ability to give and receive love freely. This journey requires trust in God’s timing and faith that as we align with our truest selves, He is preparing the right person to walk alongside us.
So, as you wait for “Mr. Right,” embrace the work of becoming “Misses Right.” Nurture the qualities you seek, release what no longer serves you, and trust in God’s plan. When the time is right, love will find its way to you—whole, abundant, and joyous.
If you’re ready to nurture your best self and bring those qualities to the surface, I’d be honored to guide you on this journey. You can find me at healwithvickie.com---
By Vickie Menendez
Men are easy to make happy and most people try to overthink happiness or change the yardstick to measure happiness. Other people’s greed entering his life or imposing the self-worth of others diminish his ability to provide a home, a family and a prosperous life.There are three categories making men happy.
First: Men desire a safe home and place to relax. Classically, the man of the home is the breadwinner, provider and protector. He goes out every day, including weekends with a second job to secure the needs to make his home safe, comfortable, relaxing and happy. This home also provides the ability to accept others such as a wife and children.
Second: Men want, desire and crave support from their wife. Being admired, appreciated and dedicated to their man fulfills his need for acceptance. It does not matter if he is accepted in his workplace because he can change where he works. But in the home the one that matters the most is his wife. And the oath he made to her. Her recognizing or making sure he knows her loyalty is what matters. She can demonstrate by supporting his positions in work and life. But he must also treat her as porcelain or the lesser vessel and consider her positions and feelings. Hereby fulfilling the first category also, loving her and listening to her is the usual norm in who makes the home Any bitching, or arguments of not good enough all have to go For the voice of a wife has wisdom on her tongue
Third: Intimacy including sex, bonds the marriage closer than any other earthly aspect. A man will bond with one woman, fulfilling his ultimate want. The first category is the responsibility of the man, the second of the wife and the third is the responsibility of both.
In the end the wife loving, caring, supporting and the pointed shoe provide the man with a sense of purpose. The most important desire, second only to God. The wife is most precious commodity on this earth a man can hold.
Dr. David Giles began his career with a Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering (BSEE) and began working for New York State Electric and Gas Corporation (NYSE&G) as a planning engineer In the early 80s he went to work for ARAMCO in Dhahran, Saudi Arabia for over 20 years as consultant to executive management. While in Saudi he earned his MBA and upon his return to the USA, he earned his Doctorate in Ministry Dave is a rescue diver and a commercial jet pilot. He was nominated for United States Congress in Arizona, and he currently holds a Federal Firearms License (FFL07) to manufacture and sell firearms Dave has published several books and is working on a PhD in Theology
BY THERESA KENNY
When people think of leadership, what mostly
comes to mind is a no-nonsense kind of person who barks out orders to their subordinates, someone who belittles their staff for any errors they might make, or someone who takes all the glory for the efforts of the team they are responsible for leading. Perhaps that’s just the secular way of doing things: leading people with the main goal of getting the project done, without the people being led being seen as people.
How fortunate that the secular way of doing things is not the biblical way! All throughout God’s Word are many examples of true leadership, the way the Lord intends it to be God has made it clear from the very beginning that He desires a relationship with us and that He also desires us to have relationships with one another Yes, some of us have been put into positions of authority over others, but we are to lead by example, with humility and kindness, as mentors, using godly principles
Hebrew 13:7 (NIV) says, “Remember your leaders, who spoke the word of God to you. Consider the outcome of their way of life and imitate their faith.” A good and godly leader shares their faith with the people they lead. They show it with action and encourage the people they lead to do the same. They offer themselves as role models, not because they want to glorify themselves, but because they want the Lord to be glorified in their work and their lives.
Godly men are needed in their communities to serve in government, in business, in Christian ministry, as family leaders…God prepares the men He calls in whatever capacity He intends to use them.
The global Christian church desperately needs our men to take a stand and be prepared to take their rightful place sharing the principles of Biblical leadership, holding onto the examples from our past, demonstrating examples in our present, and training the young men for our future.
Theresa Kenny is a Christian pastor’s wife, mother of 4 adult children, writer, and blogger. You can read her blog At Cross Purposes at http://atcrosspurposesblog.blogspot.com
Dr. Nathaniel L. Carr, retired Lt. Col. was born in Detroit MI. He served in the US Air Force for 27 years as an electronic warfare officer.
Dr. Nate is an inductee into the Arizona Veterans Hall of Fame Society in 2024, Amazon Bestseller collaborative author of “Reach Your Greatness: Top Thought-Leaders Share Their Secrets for Living an th Extraordinary Life!”, “Black Wings Over Arizona which Includes Women of The 6888 Central Postal Directory Battalion”, and future publication as a co-author of “BalancingOurMortalandImmortalExistence:Seeingbeyond theVeil.”
Dr Nate is a graduate of Michigan State University (BS); Golden Gate University (MBA); and University of Phoenix (Doctor of Management). Dr. Nate's father was an original Tuskegee Airman from WWII. In honor of his father, he is one of the 2005 founding members of the Archer-Ragsdale Arizona Chapter (ARAC) of the Tuskegee Airmen Inc. He is the founder and CEO of Carr International, LLC to support humanity in growth and transformation.
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By Author Andrea Jones
Icouldn’t believe it—it was really him. I stood behind the pharmacy counter, staring at the customer in disbelief “Your name is Paul Andrew Jones?” I asked, double-checking the profile on the screen. It had been 28 years since I’d last seen Andy The rich brown hair and beard I remembered had turned silver, and an eye patch covered an injury—the reason for his visit. The passing of time changed him just enough that I didn’t immediately recognize him. But then he spoke, and his voice was unmistakable Memories washed over me like a wave
Andy at 15 came vividly to mind—his sandy brown curls framing his face, his thick-lensed glasses slipping down his nose. He was responsible and kind, always easygoing. My sister and I adored him. Even ordinary moments seemed magical with Andy. I remembered long afternoons in our backyard pool, where he’d keep an eye on us. “Ten more minutes,” he’d say, knowing I’d push it to fifteen. He’d laugh and let me win, every single time. Then there were games of keep away and pickle in the front yard. Andy’s patience never wavered. He’d let us win sometimes to keep our interest in the game.
Andy was more than just a friend—he was a constant in my uncertain world. But after my parents divorced, life shifted. Andy moved on, and we lost touch. He never knew how much he meant to me back then. He didn’t realize he was my sanctuary, a safe place amid shame and fear He didn’t know that I was being sexually abused by my stepfather And what I didn’t know? God, in His great mercy, was weaving a plan I couldn’t yet see Twenty-eight years later, He brought us both to the same small California town. When I saw Andy that day, the years fell away, and the trust I’d felt as a child returned.
The boy who had unknowingly been my safe haven would eventually become my husband—the only man I had ever fully trusted. Acts 17:26 says God determines the exact times and places for His purposes. Looking back, I see His hand guiding every moment of my life.
By Author Andrea Jones
KEEPING WATCH OVER YOUR SOUL
Do You Really Wanna Know Who I Am? It started innocently. I was writing my book and watching my social media following grow. Then they came—men with profiles so dazzling they seemed straight out of a dream. Their stories were compelling, their words filled with admiration, and their attention felt like validation for my efforts. But behind the charming facades lurked a disturbing reality; they weren’t who they claimed to be. One man pretended to be Jeff Sekinger, a distinguished finance guru.
He even had a professional cryptocurrency website. His charm unraveled when he asked for money—a red flag I thankfully didn’t ignore, but countless women regretfully do. Block. Report. Delete. Another man, after I’d discovered he was a scammer, begged for a second chance. Offering to help with my social media, he gained my trust again. I sent him money for his work.
Then my bank called. My card had been hacked. UK banks, already cautious of transactions with Nigeria, flagged the incident immediately. The truth was undeniable: I was a target again. And again. My statistics? Hundreds of men are now blocked, reported, and deleted. Two questions haunt me. Why do men create fake profiles to scam women? Often, it’s a mix of desperation, greed, and a warped sense of power They prey on trust, the desire for connection, and the vulnerability of those seeking real relationships Some are sadly driven by dire circumstances in their countries, but all share one goal: exploitation. And why do women fall prey to them? These men mirror what women long for—attention, support, admiration. They capitalise on empathy, loneliness, and fractured relationships, weaving lies so convincing they feel real.
This isn’t just about money or heartbreak; it’s a betrayal of trust, a violation of humanity The internet can be a beautiful tool, but in the wrong hands, it’s a weapon. While many will say, "never send money," I'd add: demand authenticity-video calls, verified profiles, and actions that match their story.
Before you block, report, and move on, why don’t you ask them to return with their real name? Challenge them to step out of the shadows and end the dirty game. You never know, God can use you to change them ( and you) in a powerful way.Trust your instincts. If it feels too good to be true, it probably is. Behind the screen, the truth is rarely as it seems.
Beata Holeckova, Founder of Beyond English International Academy, combines her expertise as an ESOL teacher, author, and neuro-encoding specialist to help learners master English and develop a positive mindset.
She inspires transformation, empowering students to become the best version of themselves and thrive.
Proverbs 2:10-11: "When wisdom enters your heart
and knowledge is pleasant to your soul, discretion will preserve you; understanding will keep you." What if every married couple built their relationship on biblical principles? Men and women think, feel, and act differently, designed by God to complement each other Without wisdom and understanding from God, couples often compare, complain, and compete, leading to discord and even divorce God created man in His own image; in the image of God, He created him; male and female He created them. After creating the first man, God made the first woman from his rib (Gensis 1 and 2). There is nothing new under the sun. The enemy seeks to exploit misunderstanding between couples. A man's greatest desire is respect, while a woman's is to feel loved. Ephesians 5:33 states that husbands should love their wives and wives should respect their husbands. People who marry before knowing Christ may choose partners like their parents, bringing childhood pain into the marriage. This can lead to bitterness and conflicts that fuel movements like feminism and LGBTQ+. You cannot influence someone unless they feel valued and understood. To connect with each other you must listen with your heart. Communication skills are developed over time through trial and error:- Humble yourself and seek the Holy Spirit's help.- Be proactive-gently start the conversation.- Listening empathetically to understand your partner.
- Avoiding defensiveness.- Prioritizing understanding your spouse, before expecting them to understand you.- Use "I" statements, instead of blaming them.- Allow your partner to share their feelings without trying to carelessly give advice to fix the issue
Lastly, be aware that brokenness distorts perception. God may be using the misunderstanding to bring healing to you both. Marlene J YeoTransformation Leadership Coaching
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The Book of Daniel: How God Saved Me is a raw, unfiltered story of redemption and transformation.
The truest form of masculinity ever
e x p e r i e n c e d b y a h u m a n (excluding, of course, our Savior) must have been Adam. He experienced what it meant to be a man, the male human, without any encumbrance of sin. So, what do we know about how Adam interacted with the female of our species? Genesis 2 gives us an excellent place to start.
We know that without female, things were not good. Up to this point, all that God had created was filled with life and abundance. Humanity was given the task to fill the earth and subdue it, to work in the garden and enjoy it. On a literal level, we know that a man cannot multiply without woman, but the problem is much bigger.
Without a woman, a man cannot fill the earth, either by producing children or by adoption into God's family. Without a woman, a man is incapable of ordering the world into the shared vision of God and humanity. Without a woman, man cannot fulfill his purpose
This is why God decided to create a woman as an ezer kenegdo for the man. An ezer is a critical helper, help that is essential for accomplishing a purpose, that which the mission would fail without. And kenegdo carries the idea of mirror image The woman then was made to be like the man in some ways, but opposite in other ways – making up where men fall short and requiring men to do likewise God created a woman to be different in a way that allows humanity to do infinitely more than a single gender could produce
Also, we were given Adam’s response at seeing her – joy When Adam awoke from his sleep, he cried out with joy at seeing God's gift to him. She was made of the same stuff as him and made for him. She was a gift of God's generosity. Eve was made as a wife to Adam, but the very existence of a woman is a gift
A woman is part of the image of God . Genesis 1 does not tell us the story of the creation of genders like chapter 2. God simply decided to make humanity in his image and did so.
God created humanity in His image In the image of God, He created it. Male and female, He created them.
God's image is neither bound up solely nor wholly in either gender, but in the glorious interdependence of the two genders in communion with Himself
Lastly, consider the consequences of sin in Genesis 3. Among other things, the relationship between men and women was sundered.
I will completely multiply your sorrow in conceiving In grief, you will bring forth children. Your craving will be upon your man And he will rule over you.
Sin fully corrupts God's plan for gender dynamics Where God created women to multiply humanity’s impact on the world, sin produced a multiplication of sorrow in their relationships Where God created a gift to be rejoiced in, sin created a power struggle out of envy and pride Where God created His image in the unity of differences, sin produced a shattered and internally conflicted abomination. Our mission, as followers of the Messiah, is to live according to God's plan for Eden, including how we relate toward women.
R.A. Sweeney writes, not as an expert teacher, but as a tour guide of the Scriptures. After getting to know Jesus in his mid-twenties, he became a Hebrew scholar, began teaching Scripture, and started leading Bible study for nearly ten years. He strives to write in a way that helps others understand what the Bible is saying, rather than speaking for the Bible. Sweeney has lived in Wyoming nearly his entire life. He enjoys exploring the glory of God’s masterpiece in the Wyoming outdoors
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Embracing the Newness of Christ’s Sovereignty
Throughout history, kings and rulers have come and gone, but there is one King whose reign never ends Jesus Christ His birth, celebrated at Christmas, marked not just the arrival of a child, but the unfolding of a divine plan that would change the course of humanity forever Yet, as Christians, we must understand that His "birth" is not just an event to be remembered annually; it is a continual renewal that shapes our hearts and lives every day
The King Who Came to Serve: In the ancient world, kings were often defined by their power, riches, and dominance. They ruled with might, expecting subjects to bow before them in awe and fear. But Jesus, the King of Kings, chose a different path. His birth in a humble manger in Bethlehem was a radical departure from what anyone expected of a ruler. His kingship wasn’t about exerting authority over others; it was about laying down His life for them. The birth of Christ, in the hearts of believers, signifies a continual invitation to live as He did—not as rulers over others, but as servants, sharing His love, mercy, and grace. Every day is an opportunity for us to allow Christ’s kingship to renew our hearts and guide our actions.
A Kingdom Not of This World: Jesus often spoke of His kingdom, but He made it clear that His reign was not of this world. In John 18:36, He tells Pilate, “My kingdom is not of this world. If it were, my servants would fight to prevent my arrest by the Jewish leaders But now my kingdom is from another place ” His kingdom transcends borders, politics, and earthly powers
The re-birth of the King in the hearts of Christians is a reminder that we are citizens of a heavenly kingdom, one that is rooted in eternal truth and love, not temporary power or success. When we embrace Christ as our King, we are invited into this kingdom, where the values of humility, peace, and selflessness reign. His kingdom is one where the poor in spirit are blessed, the meek inherit the earth, and the broken are made whole.
The Re-Birth of the King in Us: When we speak of the "re-birth of a King," we are not only referring to the historical event of Jesus’ birth, but also to the personal renewal that happens in the hearts of believers when they accept Christ as their Lord and Savior. This re-birth is the starting point of a
spiritual journey one that involves constant transformation.
In the same way that Jesus’ resurrection marked the defeat of sin and death, the Re-birth of Christ in our lives represents a victory over sin, despair, and hopelessness Through Him, we are made new “Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, the new creation has come (the Re-birth) The old has gone, the new is here!” (2 Corinthians 5:17).This re-birth is not a one-time event, but a continual process Every day, Christ calls us to die to ourselves and allow His presence to reign in us more fully. It is a process of surrendering our desires, our plans, and our hearts to His perfect will. With each surrender, we experience a re-birth of purpose, joy, and peace as kings.
The re-birth of Christ is not just a personal transformation; it also comes with a call to action. As citizens of His eternal kingdom, we are called to live according to its values and extend the love of the King to those around us. This re-birth should compel us to live out Christ’s teachings in practical ways: loving our neighbors, caring for the marginalized, forgiving those who wrong us, and sharing the hope of the Gospel with a hurting world. As we celebrate the re-birth of the King, we are reminded that this King—who was born in a manger, lived a life of service, died on a cross, and rose from the dead—continues to reign in our hearts His reign is not confined to a single moment in history but is continually unfolding in the lives of those who welcome Him.
The re-birth of the King is both a reflection of His first coming and a reminder of His ongoing work in our lives. Christ’s kingship calls us to a life of humility, service, and love—values that are radically different from the world’s idea of power and influence. As we embrace His rule, we experience the continual re-birth of His love in us, transforming our hearts and lives into His image.
This is the true re-birth of the King: the invitation to experience His life-changing grace and to live as faithful citizens of His eternal kingdom. May His reign be forever established in our hearts, now and always. Amen!
Heavenly
Fatherhood is one of the most sacred callings a man can have. While the world often measures fatherhood by success and achievements, the true essence of being a father lies in love, sacrifice, guidance, and faith—qualities that reflect God's love for His children.
Fatherhood isn’t a game. It’s a battle—a war for the next generation. What kind of father will you be? Will your children remember a man who did the bare minimum or a warrior for Christ who fought for their souls? Will they remember you as a father who stood for Christ, or one who let the world shape their lives?
Fatherhood isn’t passive. You either lead your children into battle or let them be swept away by the world. There’s no middle ground. What legacy will you leave? Are you teaching them to fight for what matters or letting them take the easy path?
Too many men think fatherhood is about showing up, paying bills, and staying out of trouble But real fatherhood is about raising warriors— teaching your children to know Christ, stand firm, and fight for their faith.
It’s about leading them to be men and women who know the difference between right and wrong, who aren’t afraid to stand for Christ—even when the world hates Him.
The Heavenly Father’s Model of Fatherhood, God the Father is the ultimate example. His love is unwavering, His protection constant, and His guidance always available. God doesn’t sit idly by.
Are you showing up with that same fierce love? Are you leading your kids toward God or letting the world raise them for you?
The Heart of a Father Fatherhood isn’t about perfection—it’s about presence. It’s about being there when it counts, teaching your kids to stand firm for Christ. 1 Corinthians 13 shows us the qualities fathers must embody: patience, kindness, humility, and forgiveness But it’s not just about being nice—it’s about teaching them to fight for the Kingdom. It’s about leading them to Jesus who went against the grain, didn’t conform to the society, but did exactly what the Father told Him to do
A Father’s Resolution: The Commitment to Lead Will you lead your children, protect them spiritually, and teach them to walk in the ways of Jesus?
A Father’s Resolution
Take responsibility for your children’s well-being. Love and nurture them in Christ. Protect and guide them spiritually. Train them to love and serve God.
Correct with love, pointing them back to Christ. Pray for them and seek God’s wisdom.
Live with integrity, honoring God in everything.
Fatherhood is a sacred responsibility that requires commitment, courage, and action Will your children remember a man who fought for them, led them to Christ, and raised them as warriors for God’s Kingdom? Or will they remember a man who let the world shape them? The choice is yours
BY DANIEL STONE,
Author of The Book of Daniel: How God Saved Me, lives in the Philippines, embracing a life renewed by God’s grace. Devoted to faith and purpose, his journey of hope and redemption i n s p i r e s o t h
transformative love and restoration.
Provider, Protector, and Priest. In today’s
world, the definition of manhood is often debated and distorted. However, the Bible offers timeless truths about what it means to be a man. As men, we are called to be the provider, protector, and priest of our homes—roles that reflect God’s design and bring purpose to our lives
I first learned this concept over 20 years ago from a mentor of mine, the late Pastor Hank Mariner Since then, I have used this biblical framework in my home and ministry
The Provider: Scripture emphasizes a man’s responsibility to provide for his family In 1 Timothy 5:8 (ESV), Paul writes, “But if anyone does not provide for his relatives, and especially for members of his household, he has denied the faith and is worse than an unbeliever ”
Providing is not merely financial; it involves nurturing, guiding, and creating an environment where your family can thrive
Being a provider also means modeling hard work and integrity. Proverbs 13:22 reminds us, “A good man leaves an inheritance to his children’s children.” This inheritance isn’t just wealth—it’s character, wisdom, and faith. Providing for your family includes offering emotional support, spiritual direction, and a vision for the future
The Protector:God designed men to protect those entrusted to them. In Nehemiah 4:14, we read, “Do not be afraid of them. Remember the Lord, who is great and awesome, and fight for your brothers, your sons, your daughters, your wives, and your homes ” As protectors, we are called to stand guard over our families—not just physically but also spiritually and emotionally
Protecting your family involves cultivating a home where they feel safe, valued, and loved Ephesians 6:12 reminds us that our ultimate battle is spiritual: “For we do not wrestle against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the authorities, against the cosmic powers over this present darkness.” Pray over your family, speak truth into their lives, and g u a r d t h e m a g a i n s t influences that could harm their faith.
The Priest: Perhaps the most vital role of a man is to be the priest of his home. This means leading your family in worship, prayer, and the study of God’s Word In Deuteronomy 6:6-7, God commands, “And these words that I command you today shall be on your heart. Yo u s h a l l t e a ch t h e m diligently to your children, and shall talk of them when you sit in your house, and when you walk by the way, and when you lie down, and when you rise ”As priests, we reflect Christ’s love by serving our families selflessly. Ephesians 5:25 calls husbands to love their wives “as Christ loved the church and gave himself up for her.” This sacrificial love points our families to the ultimate Priest, Jesus Christ. Becoming the Man God Designed
By Andy Coats Andy is a pastor, adventurer, and award-winning author who inspires audiences of all ages with storytelling, humor, and practical insights. With over 22 years of ministry experience, he connects faith and adventure to transform lives.
Discovering yourself as a man begins with embracing these biblical roles. Though the journey is challenging, God equips us through His Spirit. Joshua 1:9 encourages us: “Be strong and courageous. Do not be frightened, and do not be dismayed, for the Lord your God is with you wherever you go.” Step into your God-given calling as provider, protector, and priest. By living out these roles, you’ll not only honor God, but also leave a lasting legacy for your family and beyond.
This book tells an inspiring story of the author who was brought up in Communist Czechoslovakia in the 1980s and follows her transition to the United Kingdom to start a new life of infinite possibilities.As a learner and teacher of English as a second language her experience of adapting to a new culture is shared by so many immigrants arriving in a bewildering new world.This is a journey in the truest sense not only from one country to another filled with mind-blowing coincidences, and extraordinary discoveries but also from shedding the old assumptions she had about herself and becoming a whole new person in a whole new country.
Though Alexander Cameron QC is sadly no longer with us, his belief in my story and unwavering support had a lasting impact. He represented everything quintessential about English and the people who embody its values transformation, opportunity, and connection. As I continue my mission, I remain forever grateful for his encouragement.• Beata HoleckovaThe Sickle and the Crown is available on Amazon
Romans 12 vs 1. I beseech you therefore brethren by the mercies of God, that you present your
bodies a living sacrifice holy and acceptable to God which is your reasonable service. And DO NOT be CONFORMED to this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind, that you may prove what is that good and perfect will of God.
Our health is a lifestyle full of choices we make everyday. We underestimate the impact our choices make in the world within us and around us. We are triune beings made in the likeness of our Eternal creator/ Yahweh/Yeshua Messiah/Ruach Hakodesh. We are triune beings created as an Immortal
Spirit/Soul/Body - intricately made (Psalm 139). The way we treat, nurture and nourish ourselves impacts the way we live, breath and play Your Health is Your Choice!!!! What does it mean to nurture and nourish our Immortal spirits, our soul and our body? If we saw ourselves as temples of the Holy Spirit how different would we look after ourselves? We all have three main spiritual gates: 1/Eye gate, 2/Ear gate, and 3/Mouth gate What we sow into ourselves comes out in the way of bad fruit (all the negative vibes) or good fruit (all the positive vibes). If we are truly caring for our Spirit, Soul and Body we would be super considerate of what we allow into these gates What we can consider and think about when considering these gates are:1/Eye gate; What films, movies, TV series, adverts are we watching?, What books, magazines, newspapers are we reading? What are we looking at on social media, internet? Is it edifying? Is it encouraging? Is it helping to heal or hurt our spirit? 2/ Ear gate; What are we listening to? Radio stations, Music, Audio books. What conversations are you getting involved in? Is it gossip? Is it edifying? Is it uplifting? Is it challenging us to go higher in Christ? Are our relationships lifting each other up or tearing each other apart and what are we doing about those relationships? Are you able to listen to considerate and constructive criticism?
Other considerations; Are there negative behaviours, patterns that are the result of generational curses possibly from Freemasonry/Antisemitism? What clubs are you involved in? Are they building life skills and taking you higher in Christ? Gate of Dis; dishonour, disguise, dishonesty, disrespect, disregard, disobediace, disappointment, disgrace, disconnection, discouraged, distrust, disinterested, displaced, disordered. Self reflection – are any of these words having an effect on your life? How and what are you going to do about it. Do you have healthy boundaries with your relationships? Do you know what healthy boundaries look like for your life?3/Mouth/physical gate; What are we inputting into our bodies do we truly know the effect of food, chemicals, medications, drugs, alcohol and do we know the ingrediants and how they effect our bodies If we are stressed gluten and dairy if highly processed can have inflammatory effects on our body Sugar is a likened to have the same effects on our brain as cocaine, addictions are real and harm our bodies considerably and come in different forms of work, food, drugs medical or non-medical, physical exercise, sports the question is have any of these become our God and Jesus has lost centerplace of our hearts? Are we allowing ourselves to rest, are we allowing ourselves to play and have fun. Are our lives full of the abundant love, joy and peace no matter what Yeshua talked about ? If not why not? Can we be still and really know that Abba is our God?
In Conclusion we are intricately made and YOUR HEALTH ARE YOUR CHOICES.
By Kelly Cochran
Kingdom Life Communications, LLC
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Understanding the Causes, Symptoms, and TreatmentsProstate enlargement, medically known as benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH), is a common condition affecting men, particularly as they age. The prostate is a small gland located just below the bladder and in front of the rectum, responsible for producing seminal fluid that nourishes and transports sperm.
As men grow older, the prostate can begin to enlarge, potentially causing a range of symptoms While BPH is not cancerous, it can significantly impact a man’s quality of life if left untreated. In this article, we will explore the causes, symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment options for prostate enlargement.
Causes of Prostate Enlargement The exact cause of prostate enlargement is not entirely understood, but several factors are believed to contribute to the condition:
1. Aging: The risk of developing BPH increases with age, particularly after the age of 50. As men age, hormonal changes, such as an increase in the ratio of estrogen to testosterone, may contribute to the growth of the prostate
2. Hormonal Changes: Testosterone, the male sex hormone, plays a role in prostate health. With aging, testosterone levels decrease, and the prostate may become more sensitive to other hormones like dihydrotestosterone (DHT), which can promote prostate cell growth.
3. Genetic Factors: Family history can play a role in the development of BPH. Men with close relatives who have experienced prostate issues may be at an increased risk of developing prostate enlargement.
4. Lifestyle Factors: While less directly linked, obesity and a sedentary lifestyle can contribute to prostate health issues Additionally, conditions like high blood pressure and diabetes have been associated with a higher likelihood of developing BPH.Symptoms of Prostate Enlargement
Enlargement of the prostate can lead to a variety of urinary symptoms, which are primarily related to the prostate pressing against the urethra, the tube that carries urine from the bladder out of the body Common symptoms include:
1. Frequent Urination: Men with BPH may feel the urge to urinate more often, particularly at night (nocturia).
2. Weak Urine Stream: The enlarged prostate can obstruct the flow of urine, leading to a weak or interrupted stream.
3. Difficulty Starting or Stopping Urination: Some men may have trouble initiating urination, or they may find it difficult to stop once they’ve begun.
4. Incomplete Bladder Emptying: The sensation that the bladder is not fully emptied after urination is common in men with BPH.
5. Painful Urination: Although less common, some men with enlarged prostates experience discomfort or pain while urinating.
6. Urinary Retention: In severe cases, urine may not be able to pass through the urethra, leading to complete urinary retention. This is a medical emergency and requires immediate treatment.
Diagnosis of Prostate Enlargement If a man is experiencing symptoms of prostate enlargement, it is important to consult a healthcare provider for a proper diagnosis
Several diagnostic methods may be used, including:
1. Digital Rectal Exam (DRE): During a DRE, a doctor will insert a gloved finger into the rectum to feel the size and texture of the prostate This can help detect abnormal growth or other issues
2. Prostate-Specific Antigen (PSA) Test: A blood test measuring PSA levels can help rule out prostate cancer. Elevated PSA levels may indicate BPH or prostate cancer, but further testing is needed to determine the cause.
3. Urinalysis: A urine sample can help detect signs of infection or other conditions that may be contributing to urinary symptoms.
4. Ultrasound or MRI: In some cases, imaging tests like an ultrasound or MRI may be used to assess the size of the prostate and the extent of any blockage
5. Urodynamic Tests: These tests measure the flow of urine and bladder pressure to assess how well the urinary system is functioning
Treatment Options for Prostate Enlargement Treatment for BPH depends on the severity of the symptoms and the overall health of the individual. Options range from lifestyle changes and medications to surgical interventions.
1. Lifestyle Changes For mild symptoms, lifestyle changes can sometimes provide relief. These may include:
Limiting Fluid Intake Before Bed: Reducing fluid intake in the evening can help alleviate nocturia (frequent nighttime urination).Avoiding Caffeine and Alcohol: These substances can irritate the bladder and worsen symptoms.
Regular Exercise: Maintaining a healthy weight and staying active can help improve overall prostate health.
2. Medications Several types of medications can help manage symptoms of BPH: Alpha Blockers: These medications relax the muscles around the prostate and bladder neck, making it easier to urinate Common alpha blockers include tamsulosin (Flomax) and alfuzosin (Uroxatral).
5 - A l p h a - Re d u c t a s e I n h i b i t o r s : T h e s e medications, such as finasteride (Proscar) and dutasteride (Avodart), work by shrinking the prostate over time by blocking the hormone DHT.Combination Therapy: In some cases, doctors may recommend a combination of alpha blockers and 5-alpha-reductase inhibitors for better symptom control.
Phytotherapy: Herbal supplements such as saw palmetto have been used to manage BPH symptoms, though their effectiveness varies, and more research is needed.
3. Minimally Invasive Procedures If medications do not provide adequate relief, or if symptoms are severe, a doctor may recommend a minimally invasive procedure These procedures can include:
Transurethral Resection of the Prostate (TURP): This is one of the most common surgical treatments for BPH. It involves removing part of the prostate to relieve urinary blockage Laser Therapy: Laser treatments use focused light to remove prostate tissue or shrink the prostate, reducing obstruction.
Transurethral Microwave Therapy (TUMT): This procedure uses microwave energy to destroy excess prostate tissue.
4. Surgical Treatments In more severe cases, or if other treatments are ineffective, surgery may be necessary. Surgical options can include: Open Prostatectomy: This involves surgically removing part of the prostate. It is typically reserved for very large prostates or when other treatments have failed. Robotic-Assisted Prostatectomy: A less invasive surgical option that uses robotic technology for precision.
Prostate enlargement is a common condition that affects many men as they age, and while it is usually not life-threatening, it can significantly impact quality of life if left untreated
Understanding the causes, symptoms, and available treatment options is essential for managing the condition effectively With proper diagnosis and treatment, most men can find relief from symptoms and improve their overall health and well-being If you suspect you may have BPH, it is important to consult a healthcare provider to discuss the best course of action for your specific needs
