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Listen to My Story
Have you ever seen a homeless person with a sign, asking for help, and just kept walking? If we’re honest most of us have done just that. It can be scary to get involved and it’s so much easier to just look away. There are a lot of stereotypes about homeless people but if you take the time to listen to their stories you just might be surprised.
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10 Ways to help your community
How to give cheerfully
What does your community say about you?
Are you struggling to belong? We are here to listen.
Who Am I, Really?
There’s a line in a Colin Hay song that says, “I’m waiting for my real life to begin.” Have you ever felt that way? Sometimes we get so good at being who we’re supposed to be, being the person someone else thinks we are, that we lose sight of ourselves altogether. What do you do when it’s time to stop acting?
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Restore your self-esteem
Take a lesson: How do you define yourself?
Discover your destiny
She Does Not Want Sex
Are you ready to go to sleep when he’s ready to go? In most marriages, the wife has the lower sex drive. Sex is often the last thing on a woman’s mind. But relationship expert Sheila Wray Gregoire challenges women to jump back into sex. She has tips for both men and women to help couples develop a better sex life.
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Uninterested in sex? You’re not alone.
Why doesn’t your wife want sex?
I want sex, my husband doesn’t
The Christmas Story
It was a simple scene that first Christmas – a rough room, a young couple, and nothing but a feeding trough to put the child in. It was probably quite cold and with family far away there was little help. Not exactly the Hallmark moment we like to show in Christmas pageants. And yet this rustic scene marked the greatest event in the history of humankind. Read the Christmas story.
Where do you find value? How can you find meaning this Christmas? Watch our new video Not Sold
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Searching for truth at Christmas
Coping with hopelessness over Christmas
Merry Christmas from Power to Change Ministries
Putting the Fun in Dysfunction
Everyone’s family can be a little dysfunctional. After all, for many, Christmas just wouldn’t be Christmas without a few squabbles. Do you struggle with selfish family members? Sometimes it’s hard to appreciate the family we’ve got. Learn to love your family this season. Put the fun back into a family Christmas.
Did you know that US has the highest divorce rate in the world? Every month over 250,000 people come to our site looking for help in complex relational issues. As they come to us, we are able to give hope and resources towards healthy relationships. Please help us help others by giving a financial gift this Christmas.
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How to deal with selfish family members at Christmas
Give the gift your spouse is sure to love
Explore the joy of family traditions
Getting back to your family for the holidays
They Need You
Today, someone will type, “What happens if you commit suicide?” into Google’s search engine. December is one of the hardest months for many people. The brokenness in their homes and relationships leaves them hurting deeply. In this time of pain, many come to us seeking answers.
Every five minutes a TruthMedia mentor connects with someone who is searching, lonely or even suicidal. Our mentors are able to come alongside these people and encourage, give hope, and share God’s love with them. Last month alone there were 15,000 conversations on our sites.
You can bring hope to those who need it most this Christmas by supporting a mentor. Someone’s life may depend on it.
Support a mentor today
Thankfully,
The TruthMedia Team
Santa’s Greatest Gift
Think about the Christmas gifts you’ve received in your lifetime. What’s the best gift you’ve ever received? Whether that gift was given to you as a child or just last year, it has stayed with you. But Christmas hasn’t always been about presents. There’s a deeper meaning to the season than gifts. Even Santa says so.
Christmas can be a very hard time for some – the brokenness in their homes and relationships leaves them hurting deeply. In this time of pain, many come to us seeking answers. Our mentors are able to come alongside, encourage and give hope to them. Would you consider giving a gift that will help us to continue bringing hope to the hurting?
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Are you searching for the Christmas spirit?
The true Christmas story
A story of love and sacrifice
Letting Go of Stress
Now that Christmas is upon us, the stress can mount. We all deal with stress differently. For The Biggest Loser‘s Michelle Aguilar, the answer to stress food. As she learned, a daily comfort can quickly become something that controls us. What do you need to let go of?
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Make this Christmas less stressful
Find peace over the Christmas season
Tips for a peaceful season
What Makes You Happy at Christmas?
Christmastime can be stressful. Family dinners tend to add to the stress. At Christmas we’re supposed to be happy. We’re supposed to be at peace. But the holidays aren’t always full of picturesque moments. For some, the busyness and family time is exciting. Others look forward to the end of the season. Find out what really makes you happy at Christmas.
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Decorate for Christmas on a small budget
Eat guilt-free this Christmas
Stay happy with these Christmas tips
Throw a great office party
Having trouble managing the stress of the season? Talk to a mentor.
Gift Ideas: We’ve got it all wrapped up
When buying gifts for your wife, be careful. A vacuum is not a good idea. Nor are tickets to a monster truck rally. Even with the best of intentions you could could offend her. Send the right message at Christmas. Stay away from these 10 gift items.
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4 ways to skip the mall this Christmas
Keep track of your holiday spending
Buying gifts for your large family
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