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20/08/2026

I really need your thought on this. How do you resolve an in-law related issue like this?
Please listen and watch till the end.

18/08/2026

In-laws have a place in a marriage, but they should not have control over the marriage.

Their role should be one of support, guidance, love, and respect for the couple’s decisions.

They can offer advice when asked, provide support during difficult seasons, and maintain healthy relationships with their children’s spouses and grandchildren.

However, the husband and wife must remain the primary decision-makers in their home.

Healthy boundaries are essential because marriage creates a new family unit.

In-laws should be welcomed, but not allowed to interfere in private matters, dictate decisions, take sides in conflicts, or undermine the couple’s authority.

Ultimately, a strong marriage requires the couple to honour their families without allowing those families to run their home.

Let’s talk about in-laws and their involvement in newlywed homes this week.Where should the line be drawn between family...
17/08/2026

Let’s talk about in-laws and their involvement in newlywed homes this week.

Where should the line be drawn between family support and interference?

Your parents will always be your parents, but marriage comes with new responsibilities, boundaries, and a new family unit.

How much involvement is healthy, and when does it become too much?

Let’s have an honest conversation. What do you think?

Forgiveness is one of the most powerful expressions of love. It frees you from bitterness, releases the desire for reven...
14/08/2026

Forgiveness is one of the most powerful expressions of love. It frees you from bitterness, releases the desire for revenge, and creates room for healing. But forgiveness should never require you to abandon wisdom, boundaries, or self-respect.

You can forgive someone and still acknowledge that the relationship is no longer healthy for you.

We often hear that we should forgive “seventy times seven,” but forgiveness is not the same as repeatedly putting yourself in a position to be hurt. Jesus taught us to have a forgiving heart, not to tolerate endless cycles of betrayal, manipulation, disrespect, or abuse.

Not every relationship should be repaired.

Some relationships need reconciliation. Some need healthy distance. Some need firm boundaries. And some need to end completely.

Forgiveness releases the offender from the debt you believe they owe you. It does not give them unlimited access to your life.

You can forgive someone and still choose not to trust them again. You can love someone and still choose distance. You can wish someone well and still understand that they are not healthy for you.

Maturity is knowing the difference between holding a grudge and protecting your peace.

Forgive freely. Love deeply. But never lose yourself trying to preserve a relationship that continues to destroy you.

13/08/2026

Just incase you missed all I have been saying this week, I'd say it again..."Not All Relationship Are Worth Saving".
Not every relationship should be repaired. It's the sad truth.
A wrong relationship would cost you so much more than money, you'd be drained internally.

Five years of paying rent, only to discover the house belongs to your spouse. What would you do? Let’s talk.Still on thi...
12/08/2026

Five years of paying rent, only to discover the house belongs to your spouse.
What would you do? Let’s talk.

Still on this week's theme, should every relationship be fixed?
If an incidence like this happened to you, will you be willing to fix the relationship?

11/08/2026

In my last post I explained how it not every relationship that deserves a second chance. Sometimes the signs ate very glaring but people in love refuse to see it.
Sweeping the signs under the carpet doesn't make it totally go away.
Ignoring the signs doesn't make it go away either.
Praying or wishing it away doesn't make it better also.

I'd say it again today, not every relationship deserves a second chance. Not every relationship must lead to "Yes I Do".

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