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No More Drama: Setting Boundaries That Bring Peace
🎶 “No more pain… no more drama in my life…” – Mary J. Blige (2001)
This week, we’re not just quoting the Queen—we’re living the lyrics.
In this episode, we’re talkin’ all about boundaries—not the buzzword, but the biblical blueprint that helps protect your peace and preserve your relationship. Because you can’t build real love in chaos... and you sure can’t grow in God when your heart’s full of noise.
We open up about:
đź’¬ Letting go of petty patterns and unhealthy cycles
đź’¬ How we stopped letting past wounds control present love
đź’¬ Creating boundaries that serve both your faith and your future
💬 Why peace is the proof of God’s presence in your relationship
This one is for the couple (or the individual) who’s ready to choose wholeness over dysfunction. No more playing tug-of-war with your sanity. No more bending until you break.
The second time around? We’re protecting our peace—and it’s not up for negotiation.
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By LaShan and Makela Mims🎶 “No more pain… no more drama in my life…” – Mary J. Blige (2001)
This week, we’re not just quoting the Queen—we’re living the lyrics.
In this episode, we’re talkin’ all about boundaries—not the buzzword, but the biblical blueprint that helps protect your peace and preserve your relationship. Because you can’t build real love in chaos... and you sure can’t grow in God when your heart’s full of noise.
We open up about:
đź’¬ Letting go of petty patterns and unhealthy cycles
đź’¬ How we stopped letting past wounds control present love
đź’¬ Creating boundaries that serve both your faith and your future
💬 Why peace is the proof of God’s presence in your relationship
This one is for the couple (or the individual) who’s ready to choose wholeness over dysfunction. No more playing tug-of-war with your sanity. No more bending until you break.
The second time around? We’re protecting our peace—and it’s not up for negotiation.