The definition of love as presented in the Bible does not include enabling people. When you do something for somebody else that they can do for themselves but chose not to, you are going down a dangerous road for them that can lead to long-term damage. 

We answer eight common questions into our hotline. 1. Communication issues with spouses. 2. Teen depression. 3. Anxiety issues. 4. Parent/Young Adult issues when still living at home. 5. Feeling alone and lost. 6. Break ups. 7. Alcohol issues. 8. When to date again after divorce.

When you have issues trusting people who are trustworthy, you must examine your spiritual, mental, emotional, and physical reasons for allowing this problem to affect your relationships. Starting with the spiritual is the key to fixing the rest of the mis-thinking and mis-feeling.

So many people have issues trusting other people that are truth worthy. This stems from issues in their past including being abused, having a loved one hurt or betray you, having dysfunctional parental relationships, or experiencing a traumatic event. You can't have great relationships until this issue is fixed!

Cheating in a marriage covenant relationship is one of the worst things that can happen to anybody. While scripture clearly teachers that divorce can be pursued, that is not always the will of God. Finding healing and learning to trust again is possible when a miracle working God is on your side. 

If you are in a relationship that is not a marriage, there are specific questions that you will need to ask if your partner cheats on you. Answering these questions will determine if you should seek to find healing in the relationship or let it go to find somebody more trustworthy. 

In this three-part series, we cover the tools necessary to bring healing in a broken relationship damaged by cheating. If you have been cheated on, there are times when you need to walk away and there are times when you want to give them a second chance. How to know the difference? Take a listen. 

How to you find healing when you didn't have a mother or had one who was a negative influence in your life? It all starts with examining your life and understanding what negative traits you have that relate to the issue and then finding the right people to help bring the healing. 

The lack of a mother in the house or a mother that is not emotionally healthy can cause long-lasting and even lifelong negative impacts on the emotional health of a person. This can include relationship trouble, fear of attachment, personality disorders, substance abuse and a loss of hope.

Mothers are the most important person in a young child's life. Children naturally flock to their mothers for emotional support. God has created this instinctive relationship bond between mothers and their children. When a mother is absent, emotional damage is sure to follow.