Christian Living Resources - Helping You On Your Journey
Christian living is a desire to live a life that is pleasing to God. As Christians, we are called to be the light and the salt of this world. We have experienced that in this world there are alot of negative forces constantly trying to cause us to stumble. We are learning how to have peace on this journey by using fundamental Christian principles found in the Word of God and by receiving encouragement and sound biblical teaching from the body of Christ.
Here are some sites that we feel would help you build your faith. We pray that you continue to grow in the wisdom and knowledge of the Lord. Remember to always compare all teachings to the Word of God to validate their truth. (Acts 17:11)
Joyce Meyer
Bible teacher who teaches the Word of God from a practical and applicable view using her life experiences and lessons. If you want in your face teaching from a strong and powerful woman of God visit her site.
View her television schedule, read online articles, download teachings, visit her online store and more..
Bible Gateway-Online Bible
Search scripture verses, key word search, topical index, reading plans and more..
Calvary Chapel Fort Lauderdale
Archived video services with praise and worship
Online book store
Voluteer opportunties
Community groups
and much more…
Info About Intercessory Prayer
What makes prayer ‘intercessory’?
Intercession in the Bible
Intercessory prayer as part of your private devotions
Gifted Intercession
Praying ‘Thy Will be done’
Girls,God, & the Good Life
A girly blog for teens and twenty-somethings with lots of articles and cool giveaways.
Real Teen Faith
Cool site full of devotions, articles, advice and more. Check out the links page for great resources
100 Christian Resouces Online
Christian Writing Resources - Bible Study Tools - Bible Software - Christian Blogs - Christian Informational Websites
Bible Study Tools
Commentaries, Encyclopedias, Dictionaries, Parallel Bible, Interlinear Bible
(Blurp from their About Page) Project Inspired is written by former fashion model Nicole Sione, who believes it’s time for a Hollywood voice to take the best interests of young women to heart. From relationship and style advice to inspirational quotes to a real look at celebrities in the media, Nicole draws from her own experiences to make the message clear to young women: Be a person of value and confidence – be your own best self – through leading a true Christian life. Need a good place to start? Try here!
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I think that technically, since you guys weren’t together during these actions, it’s not considered cheating. But at the same time, it’s something you’ve kept secret from him. Knowing your relationship is headed towards marriage, you want to know that the both of you are entering it with an open, honest, and trustful bond, just as you want your premarital relationship to be. God does not intend for us to harbor any feelings of guilt or shame. We must be honest in all facets of our lives… honest to the Lord; honest to ourselves; honest to others.
Deuteronomy 25:13-16
13 Do not have two differing weights in your bag—one heavy, one light. 14 Do not have two differing measures in your house—one large, one small. 15 You must have accurate and honest weights and measures, so that you may live long in the land the LORD your God is giving you. 16 For the LORD your God detests anyone who does these things, anyone who deals dishonestly.
Let your boyfriend know about the time spent while you were broken up. Considering you were not together at the time, he should be forgiving. It might be difficult for him to handle at first so please be patient.
You might also want to look into couples classes through your church. Some churches have premarital classes that help form stronger bonds, clarify the roles and responsibilities of marriage and help you better understand the commitment required for this kind of union. This will help solidify your marriage.
I will pray for the Lord to give you the words to speak to your boyfriend and for him to have a loving and forgiving heart.
With Love,
Saved By Faith
I need advice… I have been with my boyfriend over two year and in the past I have cheated on him twice. He has never cheated on me (that I know of) but I was upset at the fact that his ex would try to ruin our relationship and how he would say a lot to defend her.
I had trust issues because of that since the beginning of our relationship. We argued a lot and I found out he was hiding pornography behind my back. I felt betrayed and didn’t know what else he was hiding from me. We would break up for a couple weeks and then get back together again.
Both of the times that I cheated was while we weren’t together and with guys I didn’t know. The last time I cheated on him was over a year ago and since then our relationship has improved greatly because we have chosen to live obediently for the Lord.
Although we aren’t rushing into marriage I feel that our relationship is heading in that direction but I feel a heavy burden knowing what I’ve done.
Should I confess to my boyfriend what I did and hope he forgives me? Or is it better to just move forward. I know that I cheated out of stupidity. I was trying to live my life without God and was out partying and drinking. It’s a life I no longer desire and something I want to forget.