I’ve been talking about love and how to love a person of the opposite sex with my previous posts. I hoped to elaborate more on why it’s dangerous to love someone too much in this entry. Does it really happen? What are the consequences of loving someone too much?

Love is in the air! There are so many people celebrating valentines day. So many lovers out there who rejoice with this day’s celebration. So here’s a post to help you guys out on how to be the best valentine.

We all have emotions. It makes us happy or sad, joyful or mad, it makes us laugh or cry or smile. Emotions move us and make us feel. It is something that’s innate and intentionally designed for us. Emotions are very powerful and we have to be mindful of it. Why? Because our emotions are a very powerful decision-influencers.

So, the question is, how to know if you really love someone. We all have different answers. Some people would say “Because I feel it”, some would say “Because I can’t see myself without him/her”, still some would say “Because I just know it”. Different people with different definitions of love. So how do you really know if you love someone?

It was a Monday night when we watched New Moon, since all cinemas made it real hard for us to watch it in the weekend because all of them were fully boooked.

I’ve been a Christian since I can remember and one thing that passed by my lifestyle is the Gospel. There was a point in my life where I thought “the Gospel is for the people who don’t know about Christ.” I couldn’t be more wrong.

A lot of people say “I’m in love, I can’t fight it.” Or “I feel for her. I think I’m going crazy” or “This is love. I know it! I’m in love!”

Love is more than just emotions
Often times, people tell me that they’re in love and it feels so good or so right. They tell me “This is IT”.

Why did God save us?

Why send His one and only beloved Son down to Earth to suffer and die for us?

Doesn’t it seem just for God to just leave us be because of our everyday desire for our own selfish pleasure rooted in our sinful nature?

When we like someone, we usually tend to think about that person throughout the whole day – when we wake up, we check our cellphones to see if he or she replied to your message, and then before we sleep, we text them goodnight and wait for their reply. Sometimes we focus too much on the person we like we forget that we have responsibilities to other people in our lives.

Our generation today has become overindulged in relationships that pleasure our emotions and make us focus on the opposite sex instead on focusing on our relationship with God. Young men like myself have viewed marriage as something of an all-joy lifetime vacation with the woman we love. But is it really? An excerpt from Joshua [...]