10 Commandments of a Successful Marriage - Bishop E. Bernard Jordan

The rate of divorce has gone up increasingly in the past years. Let’s not even touch the world of Hollywood where a year in marriage is such a milestone. The world’s standard of love and marriage has been completely distorted. People marry for the wrong reasons and get separated for the shallowest causes.

How can you truly make a marriage last?

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10 Commandments of Conflict Resolution

Conflicts happen all the time. Misunderstandings at work or conflict of interests with family members are inevitable. These problems often get resolved. But when there are situations that are more difficult to manage, how do you deal with these conflicts?

Knowing the basics of conflict resolution may help you in your everyday life. It gives you the opportunity to understand people more and see where they are coming from instead of having a one-sided argument. It will help you respond more rationally and listen to what the other person has to say.

Arguments usually make people more emotional. Sometimes the emotions take over and we end up with dirty fights and harsh words towards each other. Anger builds walls between individuals that result to more quarrels and less understanding.

The key to resolving conflicts is being able to listen to what the other party has to say. If you don’t give each other the chance to explain, then that argument will go in circles. God has commanded us to bear with one another and become peacemakers.

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10 Commandments of Glossolalia

For some churches, speaking in tongues is a taboo, for others it is encouraged.
‘Glossolalia’ refers to a believer speaking in words that were never part of his or her known language. It happens commonly during states of deep religious prayer or songs of worship.
When you receive God in your life, the Spirit of the Lord gives you the ability to gain its fruits and gifts as your live your Christian life – including tongue-speaking.
Tongue-speaking was part of our history. This first happened during the day of the Pentecost when the believers were enabled by the Holy Spirit to speak in languages. This gift has been carried on from thousands of years until the present day.The 10 Commandments of Glossolalia by Bishop Bernard E. Johnson explains the origin of this gift and teaches us how to use it wisely. It guides us on how to make use of this gift. It is important to know that this gift is used to convey the message of God and nothing else. We are used as a vessel by the Holy Spirit to communicate to people of different nationalities and backgrounds. It is God’s way of speaking to those who need to hear the Gospel.

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10 Commandments of Intention by Bishop E. Bernard Jordan

We all have dreams and goals in life. The journey to fulfilling those dreams is always the memorable and vital ones. Which is why it is important that we check our intentions and if they are aligned with God.

Intent is synonymous to “motive”. Every time we act upon pursuing our goals, we always need to know if our intentions are good or bad. God watches our steps and weighs our motives. Our intentions are important to the Lord.

In order to achieve what we desire, we need to have the motivation to do it. But we must always be careful with our behavior in doing so. Some people will do anything in order to get what they want. They will step on people and not care if their actions affect others on the way. Our behavior matches with our intent. We must always have a positive behavior in order to have positive outcomes.

We need to set our intentions and be able to base it on who we are and our values. When our hearts are filled with faith, then our intentions become pure and good. Our intentions tell us about who we really are, and God can see that. 

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One of the best reads ever of this 10Commandments Series!!!!

10 Commandments for Escaping Bankruptcy by Bishop E. Bernard Jordan

The bankruptcy rate in the U.S. is alarmingly increasing. There are a lot of reasons why taxpayers file for bankruptcy. Most of which include job loss, excess use of credit cards, medical expenses, uncontrolled spending, student loans and even divorce.

There are also unexpected situations leading to bankruptcy that individuals aren’t prepared for. It is the perfect time that you prepare and try to avoid this from happening to you.

Charles Noble said, “You must have long term goals to keep you from being frustrated by short term failures.” Planning ahead is key in avoiding these short-term failures. It will hinder possible problems in the future if you plan wisely.

Sound financial planning is vital for everyone. It is all about thinking for the future and preparing for the worst thing that could happen to you. You must set goals for yourself. This will push you to work harder and keep you further away from debt. Of course, goals should include action plans. How will you attain this task? What will you do to gain more income?

The 10 Commandments of Escaping Bankruptcy will guide you into being debt free and out of that financial rut.

10 Commandments for Escaping Bankruptcy 

10 Commandments On What To Do if Your Child Hits You

I'm not yet a parent. Soon, I hope to be a mom. I don't think anyone is every really prepared for parenting, until it happens. But it won't hurt to read up and to soak up as much knowledge & WISDOM about parenting. After all, it is one of God's best roles. We will always be accountable to the children He will bless us with.

But what if these BLESSINGS suddenly becomes violent and aggressive, to the point wherein they are hitting us. What to do? Good thing to be reading about this now, than later.

10 Commandments On What To Do if Your Child Hits You

10 Commandments of a Job Applicant

I've always been so scared of job interviews. No matter how prepared I think I am, I always feel like there is something I missed out on doing. This is a great read on how to be confident in applying for the job you've always wanted.

10 Commandments of a Job Applicant