She Knew She wasn’t Loved, That’s Why She Acted Like That

We all know someone who comes across as harsh, bitter or whose attitude feels cold. But if we look a little closer, that bitterness often hides something much deeper: pain. Many women today live with that hidden pain. They’ve been hurt, overlooked, or rejected, and sometimes by the very people they love the most. They […]

1,611 Rough Sleepers Died in the UK in 2024

A recent report from the Museum of Homelessness paints a heart-breaking picture: 1,611 homeless deaths were recorded in the UK last year. This marks a 9% increase from 2023, highlighting a crisis that continues to worsen each year. Among those who lost their lives, three-quarters were men, two-thirds were living in temporary or supported accommodation, […]

How to Respond When Anger Takes Over?

We live in stressful times, where it’s increasingly common for people to lose control over minor disagreements. Whether on the road, at work or at home, simple misunderstandings can escalate into arguments. A recent incident involving NFL player Mark Sanchez in Indianapolis, USA, exemplifies this troubling pattern of behaviour. According to reports, the argument began […]

How to Find Peace of Mind in a Restless World

In today’s fast-paced world, where countless events happen simultaneously, our minds are often pulled in multiple directions, making it difficult to find a moment of rest. Persistent worries and fears can weigh heavily on individuals, creating a sense of ongoing unease and exhaustion. As a result, even in rare moments of calm, many still struggle […]

The Biggest Mistakes Made in Relationships

The most recent Love Therapy Seminar offered plenty of food for thought for both singles and couples. Two common mistakes that often compromise relationships were highlighted, along with practical guidance on how expressive communication can transform your love life. Mistake One: Believing that marriage will be different Many singles, eager to marry, overlook obvious flaws […]

Bridging the Gap Between Desire and Action: Why Change Is Hard

 When it comes to changing one’s life, who doesn’t have a wish list? Eating more healthily, exercising, saving money, being more productive, sleeping better, travelling, and spending quality time with family and friends. The only thing longer than the list itself is often the time it takes to actually put any change into practice. But […]

The Philippines Earthquake Raises Questions About Biblical Signs

A devastating 6.9-magnitude earthquake has struck the central island of Cebu in the Philippines, leaving at least 69 people dead and hundreds injured. This tragedy comes just days after the country was hit by two powerful typhoons, which claimed the lives of more than 20 people. Sadly, the Philippines is among the most disaster-prone countries […]

Why Cycling Could Be One of the Best Workouts for Your Body and Brain

A recent study published in JAMA Network Open looked at nearly 479,723 adults in Great Britain over a period of about 13 years. The research found that those who cycled, or combined cycling with other means of transportation, had a 19% lower risk of all-cause dementia and a 22% lower risk of Alzheimer’s disease compared […]

Have You Written Your “Own bible”?

This month, the Godllywood Self-Help meeting taught women about the many lies we often gather about ourselves and reminded us that the only truth we can truly rely on is found in the Word of God. Today, most of us can easily access the Holy Bible, whether in printed form or through a mobile application. […]

4 Steps to Receive Peace

Last July, a tragedy shook Southport when 17-year-old Axel Rudakubana entered the Hart Space studio, where 26 children aged between six to thirteen were enjoying a Taylor Swift–themed dance workshop. The children were singing, making bracelets, and laughing – completely unaware of the horror that was about to unfold. Rudakubana, wearing a hood, a face […]