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Until now, Jinger and Jeremy's podcast has been focused on their lives, and
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Welcome to a family friendly blog that presents popular family issues and provides advice on family conflict. From dramas left behind by ancestors to generational curses, this family blog covers challenging issues. The more you know, the more empowered you will be when it comes to dealing with family problems, relationship challenges, and more! Solve family struggles and gain respect! Welcome to a site that puts family secrets on blast, so one can find spiritual healing!
Monday, June 8, 2015
Thursday, June 4, 2015
Saturday, May 23, 2015
Family Lies
You don't know my family or I
but we both have been hurt
by lie after lie.
This one told a story
praised God for his glory.
This one said she was well,
but her body was in hell.
This one said he loved his wife,
but he was causing much strife.
This one said he graduated school,
but the truth is, he's a fool.
This one said she liked to help others,
but she had fights with her brothers.
This one claimed to trust in Jesus,
but the way she treated the poor and us...
I told them I wanted to make a book,
one's head just shook and shook.
"You don't really want to do that..."
Family secrets made so many fat.
They ate to hide their blues
food like a pacifier soothes.
Didn't want family lies
under bright lights
afraid they would start endless fights.
Nicholl McGuire shares spiritual insight on YouTube channel: nmenterprise7
Sunday, May 17, 2015
Thursday, May 14, 2015
Liars, Thieves and Murderers in the Family - They Don't Change, They Go Into Hiding
Whether you have a liar, thief or murderer in the family, one thing is for certain, just because they might claim to have changed, doesn't mean the family is going to act any different toward them.
The relatives have plenty of good reason to act distant toward those with a criminal mindset. They should protect their assets, and caution others especially if they have been a victim of a shady relative's schemes in the past. As much as some would like for things to be left in the past, it can be quite difficult to forget about offenses when they are still ongoing. I think of deceitful family members who repeatedly let loved ones down. Then after some time passed (out of sight, out of mind), they acted as if all was okay and they had changed. But the reality was, these liars, thieves, and murderers only got better with their acting skills.
The family charlatans who boast how much they love family usually have two faces. The one that everyone sees (good guy) and the one a few can see (bad guy). Enabling family members will try to protect the one who thinks himself to be honest and true (a changed man or woman) by singing his or her praises for all to hear. They will talk of how much the so-called righteous relative did in the past for the family. They will boast about all the service they have received from the individual. These enablers might go so far as to give the deceivers many gifts while hoping that others will hop on the bandwagon.
It is unfortunate but rarely do people with a long history of lying, stealing, and fighting change. They might grow older and get slower, but their mentalities are still very selfish and downright evil. Some will go into hiding for a time while hoping that those around them are convinced they have changed before coming around family once again. Others will be quite open about their misdeeds but all the while plot their next move. They hope that discerning relatives will see that things appear to be different with them even when it is apparent that there is no change.
Set some traps for sneaky relatives, interview others about their behaviors, and watch how these liars, thieves and murderers in your family operate for a time. Sooner or later what is in darkness will come to light.
Nicholl McGuire
The relatives have plenty of good reason to act distant toward those with a criminal mindset. They should protect their assets, and caution others especially if they have been a victim of a shady relative's schemes in the past. As much as some would like for things to be left in the past, it can be quite difficult to forget about offenses when they are still ongoing. I think of deceitful family members who repeatedly let loved ones down. Then after some time passed (out of sight, out of mind), they acted as if all was okay and they had changed. But the reality was, these liars, thieves, and murderers only got better with their acting skills.
The family charlatans who boast how much they love family usually have two faces. The one that everyone sees (good guy) and the one a few can see (bad guy). Enabling family members will try to protect the one who thinks himself to be honest and true (a changed man or woman) by singing his or her praises for all to hear. They will talk of how much the so-called righteous relative did in the past for the family. They will boast about all the service they have received from the individual. These enablers might go so far as to give the deceivers many gifts while hoping that others will hop on the bandwagon.
It is unfortunate but rarely do people with a long history of lying, stealing, and fighting change. They might grow older and get slower, but their mentalities are still very selfish and downright evil. Some will go into hiding for a time while hoping that those around them are convinced they have changed before coming around family once again. Others will be quite open about their misdeeds but all the while plot their next move. They hope that discerning relatives will see that things appear to be different with them even when it is apparent that there is no change.
Set some traps for sneaky relatives, interview others about their behaviors, and watch how these liars, thieves and murderers in your family operate for a time. Sooner or later what is in darkness will come to light.
Nicholl McGuire
Wednesday, May 13, 2015
Wednesday, April 29, 2015
Hunger and Lack of Sleep Will Escalate Arguments, Abuse
Laboring to Love an Abusive Mate: Hunger and Lack of Sleep Will Escalate Arguments, ...: A snoring partner, lack of quality food, frequent missed meals, and other issues, and what might one's household look like? The mind, ...
Monday, April 20, 2015
They Look Like Such a Happy Family
You might have walked by them, sat by the so-called happy family in a restaurant, and thought, "Wow, they are such a happy family. Everyone looks so beautiful..."
Some of the most attractive and content looking families are having their share of issues. The kind that don't easily go away. What we see is merely an act like that of a Hollywood movie scene. Those who are discerning, look beyond the surface. They see pain underneath the masks and experience a negative vibe emanating from them.
Oftentimes, the stressed head of family is keeping up the best act. He is smiling at strangers and purposely making eye contact with them to appear friendly. He exchanges warm pleasantries while his body language advertises, "I am a pretender." He is acting polite and attentive in public toward his family, but every now and then his true self emerges when he is irritated about something his wife and children may have said or done. He is behaving himself at least while watchful eyes are in view.
The family head's wife puts on a fake smile when spoke to directly. She pretends to be interested in the family conversation and the environment around her, but her eyes say, "I wish I was anywhere but here." She isn't smiling at the women who gaze in her family's direction, she doesn't trust them or the partner she is with around them. The wife barely smiles at the men who nod as they pass by because she knows how jealous her husband can be.
The couple's children chat among each other and occasionally misbehave. After being warned, they sit silently with a half-hearted smile here and there as disappointed parents look on. They mustn't mess up the perfect family public facade.
Nicholl McGuire shares spiritual insight on YouTube channel: nmenterprise7
Some of the most attractive and content looking families are having their share of issues. The kind that don't easily go away. What we see is merely an act like that of a Hollywood movie scene. Those who are discerning, look beyond the surface. They see pain underneath the masks and experience a negative vibe emanating from them.
Oftentimes, the stressed head of family is keeping up the best act. He is smiling at strangers and purposely making eye contact with them to appear friendly. He exchanges warm pleasantries while his body language advertises, "I am a pretender." He is acting polite and attentive in public toward his family, but every now and then his true self emerges when he is irritated about something his wife and children may have said or done. He is behaving himself at least while watchful eyes are in view.
The family head's wife puts on a fake smile when spoke to directly. She pretends to be interested in the family conversation and the environment around her, but her eyes say, "I wish I was anywhere but here." She isn't smiling at the women who gaze in her family's direction, she doesn't trust them or the partner she is with around them. The wife barely smiles at the men who nod as they pass by because she knows how jealous her husband can be.
The couple's children chat among each other and occasionally misbehave. After being warned, they sit silently with a half-hearted smile here and there as disappointed parents look on. They mustn't mess up the perfect family public facade.
Nicholl McGuire shares spiritual insight on YouTube channel: nmenterprise7
Sunday, April 19, 2015
On Dating a Christian: Are You Sincerely a Believer?
Dating Advice, Relationship Problems: On Dating a Christian: Are You Sincerely a Believe...: Some people visit Christian dating websites and are not active believers. They might have a reverence for the faith, but are not studying...
Friday, April 10, 2015
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