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I Didn't Matter
Everything and everyone in Leah's life seemed to shout, "You don't matter."
The Eye of the Beholder
They say beauty is more than skin deep. In our culture, it's easier said than done. But here's one woman who lives it.
Victim
An abused man speaks out about the destruction of his marriage, and the healing he has found.
When No Isn't Enough
Sex abuse is a horrible crime, but you can fight back and, ultimately, find healing.
Whole Again
Individuals who suffer from eating disorders need the help of trained eating disorder healthcare providers.
Contributing Factors
Although the following influences do not constitute a comprehensive list of contributing factors, they are often present in eating disorders.
Absentee Father
One adult child of an alcoholic shares his experience of healing and hope.
Dr. Jekyll's Potion
The link between alcohol and violent behavior may be stronger than you think.
How to Do an Intervention
When a loved one just won't stop drinking, sometimes drastic measures are required. Once you've decided to try an intervention, how do you start?
Sex and Lies
Five things about women pornography teaches young men.
The Hungry Heart
Our souls seek satisfaction like a starving man seeks food. Regardless of race, culture or creed, we have one commonality: hungry hearts. What is it our souls hunger for? Relationship.
The Subtle Dangers of Pornography
Only a small number of people who view pornography develop addictions that lead them to violent behavior. But pornography does pose subtle dangers for all people who dabble in it.
Uncovering Sex Abuse
Recent news of clergy-perpetrated sex abuse has brought new visibility to the widespread problem.
What's Good About Sex?
Sex clubs, Internet porn, AIDS ... with so much perversion, it's easy to forget what God intended sex to be.
Who Needs Counseling?
Counseling is sometimes perceived as a "last resort," rather than a valuable source of help.
Abuse and the Church's Role
If church-goers suspect abuse, here's an explanation why they should get involved and how to help the victim.
Changed or Not Changed?
If you're in an abusive relationship, here are some signs indicating whether he has or has not changed his ways.
Charmers and Con Artists
The con artist can rob you of your time, energy and money, and the Charmer can rob you of your youth, your integrity and your self-esteem. Here is how to know if you live with a charmer or a con artist.
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
Why does Prince Charming often turn into a terrifying beast even before the honeymoon is over?
Filling the Holes in Our Souls
When harmless "hobbies" become compulsions, it may be time to take a closer look at the emotional deficits in our lives.
Gambling and Kids
Not only is gambling legal, for the first time in modern American history, it's being promoted as family entertainment.
How to Be an Anchor in the Storm
One of the reasons a battered woman is finally able to leave an abusive relationship is because she has someone who acts as her anchor in the storm. Here are some ideas that may help you help someone else.
How to Help an Abused Wife
When an abused woman reveals her life with you, you are just seeing the tip of the iceberg. Here how to help someone who is experiencing domestic violence.
Under the Influence
Growing up with an alcoholic father was frightening. In the end, I choose to give my father the gift of forgiveness.
No One's Immune
As the daughter of a Christian physician proves, eating disorders aren't always caused by obvious risk factors.
When Couples are Cruel
If insults are your primary form of communication, here's how you and your spouse can make some changes.
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