Being unequally yoked

Posted on Monday 11th February, 2008 by Pele Odiase

In the post 2 Factors to consider when building a strong and dynamic dating relationship we examined two factors to consider when building a dynamic relationship. Being of like-minded in faith is very crucial for the believer. Both parties need to be singing the same song from the same hymn sheet otherwise there is bound to be disharmony. Being unequally yoked isn’t limited to marrying to someone outside your faith; You can be unequally yoked even if both of your are of the same faith. Continue reading →

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What to look for in the girl you are dating

Posted on Sunday 10th February, 2008 by Pele Odiase

This is a follow up to What to look for in the guy you are dating. Ideally the man should do the finding while the girl should position herself where she can be found. You seem to have found the girl, established contact and agreed to go out on a date, and the question may arise, “what should you be looking out for in the girl?”.

Beauty and external body endowments most probably were the first things that attracted you to her but there are more to it that meets the eye. Continue reading →

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12 ways to spice up your love relationships

Posted on Friday 8th February, 2008 by Pele Odiase

I came across some useful tips that would help spice up love relationships especially in marriage. Some of these tips were originally posted by Larry James. Like any investment, love relationships and marriages require work and time if you want to keep them alive.

These tips would point you in the right direction and if you have any more you want to share do not hesitate to leave a comment and bless someone too. Continue reading →

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God’s Idea of a Christian Family

Posted on Thursday 7th February, 2008 by Ajomabi Oride

Wives, submit to your own husbands as is fitting in the Lord. Whether you are a full time house wife, or a career woman or a political figure, the bible’s injunction is that you submit to your husband.

You may be earning more than he does, it doesn’t matter, what matters is, you must submit to him. You may be a very beautiful woman that everyone admires, notwithstanding, you must submit to your husband. Continue reading →

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Understanding Insurance

Posted on Wednesday 6th February, 2008 by Isaac Madengu

Yes, you can actually come to the point when you love insurance and it becomes a good idea to be covered. Insurance is essential! It is important you understand it so it makes sense to you and covers you when you need it. I have come to a point where I know that whatever I do not understand I hate. It has now become an automatic thing, I simply default to hating whatever I cannot get my head round. Understanding or at least coming to terms with things that affect me has become my number one priority. Continue reading →

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What to look for in the guy you are dating

Posted on Saturday 2nd February, 2008 by Pele Odiase

Your watch is on deck and there is this guy you are going out with. He swept you off your feet the first time you saw him. He is so smooth, has sweet lips and a firm butt. He also dresses well, makes you laugh and even buys you lunch. He seems like the perfect gentleman and you couldn’t hesitate to say yes the first time he asked you out for a date. What more can a woman want in a man, you asked. You’re so blown away that you can’t wait for him to pop the question. Continue reading →

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Blog monetization through affiliate marketing – wk 5

Posted on Friday 1st February, 2008 by Pele Odiase

By participating in affiliate programs, you can use your website to earn revenue and commission from affiliate networks. As long as your website is interesting, attracts visitors and gets referrals from search engines you can make some money from these programs. Continue reading →

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A Candid Look at Breaking Up

Posted on Thursday 31st January, 2008 by Pele Odiase

Breaking up a relationship because you found someone else more attractive isn’t the right thing to do. There would always be someone more beautiful or handsome than you date. If you think otherwise, would it mean that you would always break up and hook up with the next handsome or beautiful person? Every relationship should be judged on its own merits based on preset criteria. Continue reading →

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How do I tell my Christian parents that I am pregnant?

Posted on Wednesday 30th January, 2008 by Pele Odiase

Your parents are devout Christians, dedicated and pious. They are well respected in the community, in church and amongst friends. Perhaps they are leaders in church sometimes are given the opportunity to preach the word. In the eyes of everyone they are the perfect family.

Happily married with children and you happen to be one of them. They played their roles as good parents; they taught the kids the bible and lived their lives by example. But you were not having any of it; hidden from the eyes of your parents you lived a rebellious life. You couldn’t wait to turn 16, now you are an adult, so you say. Last month the partying was great, you were so high on alcohol you could hardly remember anything, although that wasn’t the first time. Today you found out you’re 4 weeks pregnant. How do you tell your parents? Continue reading →

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Losing weight: thinking of casting out calories

Posted on Sunday 27th January, 2008 by Pele Odiase

In hindsight, I appreciate the physical training I once detested in military school. We rose up early everyday to the sound of the bugle as the morning reveille played. If that didn’t wake you up, the shouts of the Regimental Sergeant Major (RSM) would. The first hour of the day was spent road running and exercising. How could anyone be overweight? Being overweight was a physical indication that the RSM was not working hard. Even the track gurus hated the morning physical training. If it was optional I bet no one would turn up. But that’s the routine! Continue reading →

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