For those of you who are struggling in your marriage, we don’t want to shame you. We want to show you there is a pathway from “I don’t” to “I do.”

While it is highly unlikely you can simply forget your past sins, there is a path from these bad memories to hope.

Fear can be a monster that controls us and prevents us from living life as God designed. The good news is there is hope for those living in fear.

There is a path from grief to joy, but it is not the five stages of grief that most of us have been taught.

Along with telling moments from Goff’s life, he provides readers with practical tips to help them pursue their ambitions.

Cutting should not be dismissed or swept under the rug or used as target practice for shaming. It should be dealt with using compassion and God’s love.

To help understand what to do with our anger toward God, we will use the booklet, Angry at God? Bring Him Your Doubts and Questions by Robert D. Jones.

Those who suffer from ADD or have loved ones who have been diagnosed will benefit from real strategies and professional help.

The serious nature of domestic abuse must not be ignored. If you or someone you love is a victim of domestic abuse, there is hope and a way to safety.